There are many amazing experiences to have in nature throughout Kentucky, including scenic hiking trails, remote wilderness, and the sighting of an array of wildlife. Most people think of horses when they think of the Bluegrass State, but Kentucky is home to so many species of animals that it’s become a hobby of several locals to see how many they can witness in the wild. Birdwatching in Kentucky is a popular activity for those who love nature and are fascinated by these incredible, flying creatures. If you’d like to experience one of the best places for birdwatching in Kentucky, head to the western corner of the state and the Ballard Wildlife Management Area.

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The Ballard Wildlife Management Area is a wonderful place to go birdwatching in Kentucky and should be on your radar as a unique destination in the Bluegrass to witness a wide array of these fascinating animals. Have you been birding in Ballard? What is your favorite spot for birdwatching in Kentucky? Let us know in the comments!

For more information on Ballard Wildlife Management Area, visit its website and follow along with its fans’ Facebook page.

Special thanks to Matt Stevens Photography for sharing his incredible photos of the area. You can see more of his work on his website and also follow along with him on Instagram.

And for another area of Kentucky for viewing all sorts of wildlife, check out our previous article.

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