Visitors see them all up close. Birds aren't the only wildlife at the facility. A rattlesnake, water moccasin, an ample tree frog and a few turtles and lizards are also on hand. A short trail offers the opportunity to see most of the bird species in a natural environment. Weekend presentations are entertaining and informative.
Visitors are surprised as folklore is replaced by fact.
The Peregrine Falcon is one of the many birds featured at the Raptor Center. Nope, but you'll have to visit and let graduate student Adam Safer provide the answer. No two shows are alike. Both the lecturers and the exhibits rotate frequently. All of Georgia's nonpoisonous snakes are protected by law.