Wildlife abounds in the forest. Well over 100 species of birds inhabit or seasonally frequent the woods. A large rodent population supports such predators as hawks, owls and red tail fox. More than an aquifer, more than a wildlife preserve, more than a wilderness experience, Lynn Woods is a rare and unique adventure.
How big is Lynn Woods?
2,200 acre
What is Lynn famous for?
Lynn's innovative tradition including the first jet airplane engine in the U.S., built at Lynn's General Electric plant in 1942, earned it the nickname “City of Firsts.” Today, Lynn is a vibrant city of 90,329 residents, and is also the largest city in Essex County.
What are some animals that live in Massachusetts?
- Bats. In summertime, with hot, humid weather, some Bay State homeowners may discover bats residing in their home!
- Black Bears. Black Bears are becoming increasingly common in Massachusetts and are moving further to the east.
- Beavers.
- Bobcats.
- Coyotes.
- Fishers.
- Foxes.
- Moose.
What animals is Massachusetts known for?
Few large animals remain in the wild, but an occasional bear or moose is sighted. Other animals seen in the woods include deer, beavers, muskrats, minks, otters, snowshoe hares, red foxes, woodchucks, raccoons, and chipmunks.