W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary

The W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary is located in Augusta, MI, 14 miles north of Kalamazoo and 12 miles west of Battle Creek. Established in 1927 by cereal pioneer W.K. Kellogg as a refuge for migratory birds, the Sanctuary is now owned and operated by Michigan State University. Sanctuary visitors can walk a 3/4-mile paved trail (wheelchair accessible) to see: Hundreds of waterfowl in their natural habitat, including Trumpeter Swans, Canada Geese and a variety of duck species. Birds of prey enclosures featuring both rare and common raptors, including a Bald Eagles, Red-tailed Hawks, Eastern Screech Owl and more. The Leslie E. Tassel Upland Game Bird Display, contains pheasants and quail species both native to Michigan and from around the world, some of which are rare, threatened or endangered. Bird-friendly demonstration gardens including a Pollinator Garden designed to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. The Sanctuary offers two miles of walking trails in various birding habitats. Visitors can borrow binoculars and field guides from the Sanctuary free of charge. Four geocaches are hidden throughout the property. A large public picnic area is available for group lunches. Prepare for your visit by checking out our eBird Trail Tracker, an online tool displaying some of the latest bird sightings at the Sanctuary!
Amenities

Gift Shop
Picnic Area
Wireless Internet Access
Hiking
Kid Friendly
Group/Family Meeting
Restrooms
Restaurant(s) Nearby
Shelter
Buses Welcome
Water View
Barrier Free
Visitors Center
On Waterfront