Join me at beautiful Hardy Lake where you'll find all the water recreation, hiking, or hunting you crave along with the state's largest raptor program! The Dwight Chamberlain Raptor Center was once a place to rehabilitate animals and birds of all kinds. Now, their educational birds can be seen at parks and events across the state. Much of the funding for the center comes from the Friends of Hardy Lake and their fun events. Hear all about the park, volunteers, and the incredible birds who call it home!

Follow the Friends of Hardy Lake and be on the lookout for their next Breakfast with the Birds! 

If you find an orphaned or injured animal, check out the DNR Fish and Wildlife resources for who to contact.

Check out this link if you want to see the Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife barn owl camera, provided by their Friends group.

Any mistakes are my own.

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