Photo by Patrick Hasburgh
Snapping turtle just hatched.
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Help With Native Plants Saturday!
Madison Parks is providing native plants for Warner Park. Help put them in the ground, Saturday, Oct. 11, noon til 2. Meet at Rainbow shelter. Tools provided, bring your own …
Parks Commissioners Meeting To Discuss Mallards Fireworks Jan. 8, 2025 6:30 PM
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Contact Us
Send us your thoughts, stories, photos at info.wildwarner@gmail.com. Check out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/WildWarner/ Call Paul Noeldner at 608-698-0104 to get information about meetings, for general inquiries, or to …
The eagle has landed.
A pair of bald eagles is building a nest on the marsh island.
Wild Warner Urban Tree Alliance
In the spring of 2015, Urban Tree Alliance and Wild Warner got together and planted 29 trees in Warner Park. We did it mainly in response to emerald ash borer …
Warner’s sandhill cranes show off two chicks
Greg Weller, one of Wild Warner’s resident photographers, got these terrific closeups of the resident Sandhill Crane family. He writes: “They are very cute. Have never seen a sand hill …
Kids Fishing Day June 6 – a great event
Wild Warner’s vision for Warner Park 4/29/15
The Madison Parks Department is gathering “visions” for the future of Warner Park. Here is Wild Warner’s vision: 1. Nature recreation – Emphasizing the value of nature education and recreation, and …
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