The Panhandle Plains Region card features birds common to the Texas panhandle. This region includes birds such as the Bald eagle, Tundra swan, Burrowing owl, Western meadowlark and Lesser prairie-chicken.
Located just 3 miles north of I-40, Wildcat Bluff Nature Center is a sanctuary of natural beauty. This expansive reserve celebrates the diverse landscapes of the Texas Panhandle, offering visitors a glimpse into the region’s unique flora, fauna, and geology. Over 7 miles of trails wind through native grasslands, small canyons, and bluff vistas, providing an immersive experience for nature enthusiasts of all ages. As a neighbor to Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Wildcat Bluff is a prime location to spot native birds such as Northern Harriers, Scissor-tailed Flycatchers, Burrowing Owls, Roadrunners, and Western Meadowlarks, many of which are released onto our property after rehabilitation. Discover nature close to home and meet us at the Bluff!