Children who enjoy exploring the outdoors, hiking trails, and experiencing all the fun and exciting adventures Tennessee State Parks have to offer were able to sign up for Junior Ranger Camp at Rock Island State Park this summer.David Haggard, regional naturalist with Tennessee State Parks, visited the youngsters on Wednesday and brought along Ruby, a red-tailed hawk, Hooters, a horned owl, and Sunny, a bald eagle.Haggard said bald eagles now have nests on every lake in Tennessee. “Tennessee Lakes are the best places to see eagles in Tennessee. They live on or near water.