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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen/Walkerton

Description

Along the Cultural Arts Center’s entrance driveway are manicured grass strips, red cedars and loblolly pines. The dense understory along the drive can produce sightings of several woodland bird species. A small, wet, vegetated depression on site is a magnet for sparrows in winter, and the adjacent patch of standing water may attract waterfowl on occasion. The remnant loblolly pine stand is a likely spot to listen for pine warblers in spring.

Wildlife Sightings

52 species have been reported at this site to date.

Birds Recently Seen at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen/Walkerton:

  • Red-bellied Woodpecker
  • Great Crested Flycatcher
  • White-eyed Vireo
  • Red-eyed Vireo
  • American Crow
  • Fish Crow
  • Carolina Chickadee
  • Tufted Titmouse
  • Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
  • Carolina Wren

Recent Checklists:

Date# of SpeciesSubmitted By
16 May 202620Art Ritter
16 Feb 20255L FAZLI
15 Feb 20257L FAZLI
7 Oct 202411Art Ritter
13 Jul 20241Emily Horton

See more recent checklists…

Amenities & Accessibility

Amenities

  • On-site Parking
  • Restrooms

Other Amenities: Historical Site

Accessibility Considerations

This location does not have a Birdability Site Review available at this time

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Maps & Directions

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Physical Address: 2880 Mountain Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060

From I-95, take exit 84B onto I-295 toward Charlottesville. Take exit 45B – Woodman Road South. Go to the light. Turn right onto Mountain Road. Go 3/4 mile and the Cultural Arts Center is on your right. Turn right at the sign.

Access Requirements:

  • Free, Daily

Contact Information:

  • Henrico County Recreation & Parks: 804-652-1470, tho56@henrico.us
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About the VBWT

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