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Hawk Ridge is well known for the fantastic fall and spring raptor migration visible during the daylight hours, but did you know that things don’t slow down at night? Hawk Ridge typically bands more owls during the fall season than anywhere else in North America! Whoo doesn’t like owls? From large to small, seasonal travelers, and hardy residents, Minnesota hosts a fascinating diversity of owls, with some crazy habits, and some hauntingly beautiful sounds in the night. Join us to travel through a year of owls found in Minnesota, exploring their interesting life histories, and spotlighting some of the amazing things research has taught us about owls, and a bit about telling who’s whoo. DATES: Saturday, October 3rd and Saturday, October 17th. Pre-registration is required.
TIME: 8:00pm (arrive 10-15 minutes prior; duration 45-90 min).
LOCATION: Hawk Ridge Nature Reserve Education Program Area (NOTE: Please dress for the weather. If inclement weather, registrants will be notified about cancellation or alternative options).
COST:$10/member; $15/nonmember (limited tickets available) https://www.hawkridge.org/education-programs/for-visitors/evening-owl-programs/
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3980 E Skyline Pkwy, Duluth, MN, United States
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