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Imogen
Hello, traveler! I’m Imogen, the witch fairy of Milford Nature Center.
Much of my magic comes from the Earth, plants, and animals, which is why I chose the Milford Nature Center as my home.
Some travelers think that being both a witch and a fairy means I have twice as much magic. That’s not exactly true! It simply means my magic is a little different from other fairies.
I have a special gift for helping creatures and living things heal and grow. Sometimes I use potions and spells, and sometimes all it takes is a little fairy magic. 🌿
I love living here. Visitors are always coming and going, and my animal friends are the very best roommates a witch fairy could ask for.
While you’re visiting my home, wander around and look closely. Listen to the birds, notice the plants, watch for animals, and enjoy all the beautiful sights around you.
Nature has its own kind of magic—you just have to slow down long enough to notice it.
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know Milford Lake is the largest lake in Kansas? It covers about 15,700 acres of water and is home to all kinds of wildlife—including bald eagles, deer, wild turkeys, and many other animals.
Much of my magic comes from the Earth, plants, and animals, which is why I chose the Milford Nature Center as my home.
Some travelers think that being both a witch and a fairy means I have twice as much magic. That’s not exactly true! It simply means my magic is a little different from other fairies.
I have a special gift for helping creatures and living things heal and grow. Sometimes I use potions and spells, and sometimes all it takes is a little fairy magic. 🌿
I love living here. Visitors are always coming and going, and my animal friends are the very best roommates a witch fairy could ask for.
While you’re visiting my home, wander around and look closely. Listen to the birds, notice the plants, watch for animals, and enjoy all the beautiful sights around you.
Nature has its own kind of magic—you just have to slow down long enough to notice it.
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know Milford Lake is the largest lake in Kansas? It covers about 15,700 acres of water and is home to all kinds of wildlife—including bald eagles, deer, wild turkeys, and many other animals.