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Wildlife

Getting back to Nature is easy when you live at Laurel Lake. With 150 acres of sheltered forests, lakes and protected wetlands, Laurel Lake is a sanctuary for Great Blue Heron, White Tail Deer, Fox, Red Tail Hawks and other species. A 5-mile nature trail winds throughout the wooded campus. This rich biodiversity is a cherished aspect of life in our beautiful community

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Great Blue Heron Dock at Laurel Lake Wildflower Meadow at Laurel Lake Common Whitetail Dragonfly Black Squirrel Mallard Family on Laurel Lake - August 1, 2014 Canada Geese Family of Seventeen - Photo by Laurel Lake resident Jim Stanley Least Bittern - Sighting at Rider Lake, July 29, 2014 Largemouth Bass - Rider Lake catch & release fishing Bluegill - Rider Lake catch & release fishing Wildflower Meadow at Laurel Lake Snapping Turtle, Age 20 - Photo by Lynda Grieves Barred Owl Dragonfly - Photo by Jim Stanley Midland Painted Turtle, Walt's Pond Mallard Ducks - Photo by Bob Clark Catch and Release Fishing at Laurel Lake Red-shouldered hawk White Tail Fawn - Photo by Bob Clark White Tail Deer on Nature Trail - Photo by Jim Stanley Canada Geese American Red Fox Downy Woodpecker Cedar Waxwing Rider Lake Resident Russ Hansen and his Basset Hound, Chloe American Bald Eagle Wild Turkeys Muskrat Fishing at Rider Lake