Fall Creek Woods – The Creek
The Creek at Fall Creek Woods
You have accessed this page through the Fall Creek Woods sign kiosk found in the park. This project was developed and paid for by the Hamilton County, Indiana Eagle Scouts, Troop 109. This project space is provided by Fall Creek Township. The scout in the attribution of this project is Amay Kulkarni.
Wood Ducks (male depicted) are a species of waterfowl known for their colorful plumage and their preference for nesting in tree cavities near water. Wood ducks are an important part of Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, helping to control insect populations and serving as a food source for predators such as coyotes and foxes.
Beavers are large rodents that are known for their distinctive flat tails and their ability to build dams and lodges. Beavers play an important role in Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, creating habitat for other wildlife and helping to regulate water flow.
The Common Water Snake is a non-venomous snake that is native to Indiana. It is known for its brown or gray coloration and its ability to swim and hunt in water. The Common Water Snake is an important part of Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, helping to control rodent populations and serving as a food source for predators such as eagles and hawks.
The Great Blue Heron is a large wading bird that is known for its distinctive blue-gray coloration and its long, pointed bill. The Great Blue Heron is an important part of Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, serving as a predator of fish and other aquatic animals and helping to regulate water flow.
The Mallard (male depicted) is a species of duck that is known for their distinctive green heads, yellow bills, and grayish-brown bodies. Mallards are an important part of Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, serving as a prey species for predators and helping to control insect populations.
The Giant Canada Goose is a subspecies of Canada Goose that is native to North America, including Indiana. They are known for their large size and distinctive black heads and necks. Giant Canada Geese are an important part of Indiana’s wetland ecosystems,
Fall Creek Township Offices
11595 Brooks School Road
Fishers, Indiana 46037
Phone Numbers
Office Phone: (317) 841-3180
Fax: (317) 841-3191
Office Hours
Mon – Fri: 9 AM – 4 PM
Pantry: Tue – Thurs: 10 AM – 2 PM
Closed National Holidays
Non-Emergency Fire Department:
(317) 846-2525
Non-Emergency Medical Services:
(317) 846-2525
Sheriff’s Office:
(317) 595-3300