Breeding warblers include Red-faced, Virginia, Grace’s, MacGillivray’s, and Olive. Band-tailed Pigeons and Clark’s Nutcrackers are often seen flying overhead, while Dusky Grouse and Northern Goshawk skulk in the forest. Look also for several species of woodpeckers, American Dipper, Dusky Flycatcher, and others. Magnificent Hummingbird has been reported from area feeders in years past.

Bunch Reservoir is approximately 63 acres at an elevation of 8200 feet. Apache, Rainbow, and brown trout are the main catches, but whether you catch a bunch at Bunch depends on your skill! Early spring fishing is best, after ice and snow thaw. The access road is paved. Boating restrictions include single electric motors only. Bunch offers you a parking area, restrooms, and picnic ramadas. The lake does experience winter freeze. Live bait fish are prohibited. Day use only, no overnight camping. You’ll find this lake one mile north of Greer, off FS-87B.