Eastern berks County
Popular Birding Spots

Big Woods Trail
This trail has outstanding grasslands on one side and slopes down to woodlands on the other side. It is a popular trail for dog walkers, runners, and cyclists. In the spring, this trail is birded for two reasons: chats and Prairie Warblers, and lots of them.
The Hotspots:
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L11527505

Hay Creek
All around, it is a good general birding site. It is not usually birded in the winter and generally under birded. For years, the specialty here was the bank swallow at the quarry sand mounds
The Hotspots:
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L627754

Union Meadows Park
Probably the most popular birding spot in Eastern Berks County. In the early spring, this is a reliable place for Rusty Blackbirds, and as warblers move in, chats and Prairie Warblers are regular.
The Hotspots:
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L2377646

Daniel Boone Homestead
Home of the famous pioneer Daniel Boone, this state site has water features, woodlands, and grasslands. Data shows it being an underbirded site.
The Hotspots:
https://ebird.org/hotspot/L2812906