As we can all attest to, wildlife is part of what makes The Forest such a special place. This was demonstrated in late March when an adult osprey was released in the open area adjacent to #15 Bear tees. The female osprey was rescued from this same area by Forest member Mr. Ben-Susan and rehabilitated for a month at the Center for Rehabilitation of Wildlife (C.R.O.W.) on Sanibel Island. The bird was successfully reunited with her mate. Below is a video of the release of this beautiful animal.
Below are some more bird photos taken on the courses (credit Bear Course Superintendent Jake Caleca):
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| Two Great Horned Owlets nesting behind #2 Bobcat green |
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| Wood storks (endangered species) |
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| Female osprey (check out the talons!) |
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| Bald eagle keeping a watchful eye on #4 Bobcat |
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