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Franke Park

Fort Wayne, IN

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When to Visit:
January - Less ProductiveFebruary - Less ProductiveMarch - Less ProductiveApril - Most ProductiveMay - Most ProductiveJune - Less ProductiveJuly - Less ProductiveSeptember - Most ProductiveAugust - Most ProductiveOctober - Less ProductiveNovember - Less ProductiveDecember - Less Productive

This 330 acre park is located near downtown Fort Wayne.

Specialty Species:

Migrant Passerines:  This park is known only for attracting migrant passerines.  Hike the trails throughout the park looking for them.

Where to Bird:

Wooded Trails:  Park in the BMX track parking lot.  Hike the trails through the woods looking and listening for migrant passerines during spring and fall migration.

Hours:

None Listed

Fees:

None Listed

Accessiblity:

Trails are not handicap accessible.

Trails:

Yes

Non-birding Equipment Needed:

Lenght of Visit:

1-3 Hours

Map:

Website:

Directions:

From the North:  Take I-69 Sorth to Exit 109A in Fort Wayne. Merge onto SR-930 east and follow it as it turns left and becomes Coliseum Boulevard/SR-930. From this light go 1.4 miles east on Coliseum Boulevard/SR-930 to Sherman Boulevard and turn right (south).  Go 1.1 miles to the Franke Park entrance on your right (east).

From the South:  Take I-69 North through Fort Wayne to Exit 109A for SR-930.  Merge onto SR-930 east and follow it as it turns left and becomes Coliseum Boulevard/SR-930. From this light go 1.4 miles east on Coliseum Boulevard/SR-930 to Sherman Boulevard and turn right (south).  Go 1.1 miles to the Franke Park entrance on your right (east).

Address:

3411 Sherman Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46808

Nearby Birding:

Fox Island County Park