Magrish+Riverlands+Preserve

Also, see Little Miami River, Little Miami River Important Bird Area, and Hamilton County Southeast Birding Drive
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=Magrish Riverlands Preserve= 5000 Salem Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45230 Magrish Riverlands Preserve webpage

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Magrish Riverlands Preserve
Coordinates: 39.0849824, -84.4188891 eBird links: Hotspot map View details Recent visits My eBird links: Location life list Submit data

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About Magrish Riverlands Preserve
The James Magrish Riverlands Preserve is a rich river bottom habitat situated along the National Scenic Little Miami River. The present tract exists as a result of the efforts of the city, the Cincinnati Recreation Commission, Little Miami Inc., and the Cincinnati Park Board. Substantial funds were donated by Edith Krohn Magrish, in memory of her husband, James, a strong supporter of Little Miami Incorporated, to make the beauty of the area more accessible to the visiting public. The occasional flooding of the preserve provides an environment suited to the needs of an interesting variety of water-adapted wildlife. Wood Duck, Blue-Winged Teal, Willow Flycatchers and various species of frogs, as well as longed-legged wading birds, like Great Blue and Green Herons, reside here. Fox, deer, and muskrat can often be seen, as can signs of Beaver activity. The riverside location of this preserve also offers ideal vantage points for viewing river wildlife like painted and snapping turtles, Kingfisher and Osprey. The park features hiking trails, a scenic river overlook, and a canoe launch. From Magrish Riverlands Preserve webpage



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