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Arya - the red tail hawk wind surfing!
Volunteer with us too!
Aplomado falcon -- a success story in the works
Soren the barn owl
Located just south of Sky Harbor airport, but looks like it's miles away from the city
Opportunties for families and for birdwatchers
American kestrel
People of all ages get to see Arizona wildlife up close
Black vulture
Bald eagle
Liberty Wildlife Nature & Wildlife Area

Website: libertywildlife.org

Phone: (480) 998-5550

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Elwood St and S 17th St

2600 E Elwood St, North of Broadway, East of 24th St Phoenix, AZ 85040 ·1856.51 mi

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Tripadvisor traveler Darla S 04/16/25

So glad we squeezed in a visit on our last day! This wildlife facility is an underrated gem!! We did the self-guided tour since we arrived close to the start time for the Winged Wonders show. The birds are magnificent and it was so great to hear about all the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation work this organization does. We also enjoyed the condor talk.And we love learning the stories of the squirrels and reptiles as well!This is definitely a great place to stop, especially with kids. It is also pretty close to the airport so easy to do on your last day!

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Tripadvisor traveler TrailBlazer71726 09/25/23

I went to the Wild Life Center 23 September 1120 and the center was closed, on the website it stated it was open from 10 AM until 1 PM, I love raptors and wanted a close up look at raptors, drove there for nothing but a closed Center.

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Tripadvisor traveler MBB66066 04/13/23

Liberty wildlife was without a doubt a most rewarding experience. To be so close up to those beautiful birds is a real treat. Check the website for the months, days, and hours, that they are open before you go. If you were lucky enough to be in Phoenix when they are open, And you’d like wildlife, I would absolutely make it a priority to visit

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Tripadvisor traveler 93rose 01/19/23

Realized we didn't know very much about birds of prey. Fascinating up close experience. Docents also are passionate about their work.

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Tripadvisor traveler Lexie G 05/14/22

We went to visit & take a tour and I'm so glad we did! The amount of work that these volunteers put in to help rehabilitate these animals is incredible. The animals that can't be returned to the wild go such a long way to educate the community, and seeing how well cared for they are while also seeing their magnificence up close was a fantastic experience. Please visit and donate extra if you can as all of their services rely on volunteers, grants, and donations!

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