cascades raptor center
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The Cascades Raptor Center takes in raptor birds that have been injured. It treats and releases a majority of its birds. The birds that cannot be released--for example if they have a broken wing that cannot be healed to permit flight--they become permanent residents of the Center. At the Center, one can see eagles, hawks, owls, vultures, etc. of many varieties. It is an inspiring place, situated in the hills just south of Eugene, on Fox Hollow Road.
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The raptor center is in a beautiful setting. First step is to check in at the Visitor Center and pay a modest fee. The volunteer gave us a map and told us about the Center and welcomed us. As we stood in front of one of the enclosures she came outside to us and pointed out where the bird was sitting and told us about its background. As we wandered around we saw various volunteers in action. One was holding a very large owl and talking to guests about the owl. Her enthusiasm and knowledge were apparent as she shared this incredible bird. Seeing the raptors up close was awesome! The ones on display had all been injured and wouldn't survive in the wild. The paths were a bit steep in places and uneven but could be managed without difficulty. The restroom facilities were portable latrines. I have been to the Raptor Center in the past and look forward to visiting again.
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This is a noble place to see and be. Yes, I didn't enough about the access and food, but I noticed one of the greatest sanctuaries for birds that I've ever seen. Please visit this amazing and wonderful place where they are consumed with helping the beauty of our birds. Yup, even Eagles, Hawks and little ones.
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The center held the attention of adults and children 3 yr. old through 14 yrs. old. Find out the times of special presentations and do not miss any. From and American Bald Eagle to a small owl the center has them all. Besides entertaining the center main focus is to safe the lives of injured raptors. We were so taken by the efforts we sponsored a bird.
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Went later in the afternoon and they were feeding several birds their mice. Got to get up close to a turkey vulture, red tailed hawk and a peregrine falcon. Fascinating!
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What they do there is amazing. The wide array of bird residents was incredible. Ive never seen so many, especially not so close up.
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12 year old grandson visited with his aunt...hard to keep him interested. We decided to go to the Raptor center. Great choice...spent 90 minutes viewing all the birds and reading the information signs along the paths. He was really interested, especially the birds of prey....several large hawks and many owls.His aunt, a school teacher would have stayed all day, and took home several books from the gift shop.Its outdoors, so, pick a clear day or dress for the weather, but its definitely worth going. As an adult, I've been there 3 times in 4 years and learns something every time.
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Be sure to get there in time to see and hear the demonstration and information session. We learned so much. The center is wonderfully arranged and beautifully maintained. There's always a volunteer or employee around to answer any questions. A great place to visit.
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This place is worth an hour or two if you are in the area. As it is currently structured, you visit at your convenience and go on a self-guided tour. There are good signs about the bird species, as well as the individual birds and how they came to be at the center. Seeing the volunteers interact with the birds was a highlight.