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Nature center and wildlife hospital for birds of prey. Visit over 60 permanent resident birds of 31 species.
Open to the public Tuesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The education talks are difficult if you have any hearing loss, but all the volunteers are very educated and enjoy sharing their knowledge of these awesome birds. It's a great place to visit on warm, sunny days.
Had no idea how great this was going to be. It is a self directed tour. The Center does great work. One of the nice things is you move along at your own pace. So when you connect emotionally with a bird you can stand there as long as you like. Maps help you get around and the placard are well done. Keepers/volunteers are very informative and helpful. The center is on the side of a hill so there is walking downhill and up. We were there on a beautiful day. I would assume it is a bit tougher on a rainy day.
This my first close encounter with these amazing birds. Raptors, sorry. I was taken aback by the size and beauty. A cool place to go on a date with your Wife.
We enjoyed our visit here. Really cool to see these majestic creatures up close. Each pen included a posted story about the bird's history. So glad they are helping injured animals in our area.
We loved this place. You get to be up close to the raptors and there is such a variety. The wildlife rehabilitation staff and volunteers will share information with you about this truly astounding effort to preserve these noble creatures.