Horizon Wings is a non-profit Wildlife Rehabilitation Center specializing in Birds of Prey. Funding is provided by educational programs and donations.
Please consider donating now to help us care for our program birds and those in rehabilitation. We will send a beautiful 2012 calendar to those donating $25 or more.
Thank you for your support!
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
As part of our educational programs, we bring some or all of our program birds to your event and talk about their lives, habits and ways to protect them. We also discuss what's involved in being a wildlife rehabilitator. We have done programs for events ranging from town fairs to birthday parties.
We also offer educational programs and tours at our facility by appointment only.
Because we are a non-profit organization, we do charge a fee for our programs. The revenue from these programs goes directly to the care of the birds.
Please email Horizon Wings for more information, or call us at (860) 429-2181.
Video
Horizon Wings was recently featured on an episode of Surely You're Joking, Mr. Science, on West Hartford Community Television, take a look!
You can also see more videos of Horizon Wings' birds on YouTube...
Horizon Wings recently spent an evening with Cub Scout Pack 389 of South Windsor introducing them to select program birds.
Mary-Beth Kaeser with Athena, the peregrine falcon.
Alan with Oscar, the great-horned owl.
Jeanne Wadsworth with Silo, the barn owl (left) and Mary-Beth and Jeanne with Silo, the barn owl (right).
Brenda Lyons with Kisra, an American kestrel (left) and Alan Nordell and Mary-Beth with Oscar, the great-horned owl (right).
Horizon Wings attended the UCONN Cornucopia Festival in October. Seen here (from left to right) is Mary Beth holding Oscar, the great horned owl; Jeanne holding Chico, the broad-winged hawk; and Brenda holding Emrys, the barred owl.
Oscar, the great horned owl, at the Glastonbury Audubon's Earth Day Fair.
Jeanne shows off Dakota, the red-tailed hawk, at Horizon Wings facility in Ashford (left) and Emrys, the barred owl, at The Last Green Valley's tour of Horizon Wings facility (right).
Alan with Athena at Horizon Wings' Earth Day Fair (left) and up close with Cedar, the screech owl, at the Earth Day Fair (right).
Our 2011 Earth Day was another spectacular event thanks to all who attended...
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