A PLACE FOR BIRDS — AND PEOPLE
A Little Sanctuary in the Hill Country
At the south end of the Wimberley United Methodist Church parking lot, you'll find something unexpected—a bird viewing station surrounded by the natural beauty of the Texas Hill Country.
Created in partnership with the Hays County Master Naturalists, our birding area is part of a growing network of bird viewing stations throughout Hays County designed to create welcoming habitats for birds while giving people an opportunity to observe and appreciate the natural world.
"Look at the birds of the air, for they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them."
——— MATTHEW 6:26 ———
A PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER
FOR THE BIRDS
Creating and protecting habitats for the birds that call the Texas Hill Country home or pass through during migration.
FOR THE COMMUNITY
Providing a quiet place for birdwatchers, families, neighbors, photographers, and nature lovers to enjoy.
FOR CREATION
Encouraging stewardship of the land through native habitat, conservation, and appreciation of God's creation.
WHO'S VISITING TODAY
Every visit is different. Take a seat, settle in, and see who appears.
Northern Cardinal
Black-Crested Titmouse
Painted Bunting
Blue Jay
Carolina Wren
Golden-Fronted Woodpecker
COME VISIT THE BIRD VIEWING STATION
The Wimberley UMC Bird Viewing Station is located at the south end of the church parking lot. Park in the church lot and follow the signs toward the natural area and bird viewing station.
BRING
Binoculars • Camera • Bird Guide • Curiosity
PLEASE
Walk quietly • Respect wildlife • Leave the natural area as you found it
