The Audubon Center for Birds of Prey is a wildlife rehabilitation and conservation facility located in Maitland, Florida, along the scenic shores of Lake Sybelia. Established in 1979, the center specializes in the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of Florida's raptors, providing care for injured and orphaned birds of prey. Visitors can encounter ambassador birds including Barred Owls, Red-shouldered Hawks, and American Kestrels through interpretive exhibits and engaging educational programs. The center offers family-friendly experiences, Raptor Camp programming, and a nature store, all designed to deepen appreciation for birds of prey and their ecological importance. Open Tuesday through Sunday, the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey invites guests to learn about raptor adaptations, habitat restoration, and how they can support the protection of Florida's remarkable bird of prey population.
