Meet a live owl at our raptor presentation, Sun, Jan 5
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Owl Presentation: Raptors of the Night
Sunday, January 5, 1:30PM
Bronx, NY, December 23, 2013―Take an afternoon to discover how owls adapt to life in the forest and the city. Find out whoo’s whoo in your neighborhood with Carl Heitmuller, an environmental educator from the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum, and meet a live owl from the museum’s collection! Ages six and older welcome with an adult.
A special Family Art Project Saturday and Sunday morning also focuses on our feathered friends: At “Owl Takes Flight,” a Wave Hill educator reads Native American stories. Then families create their own wingspan with feathers you can wear, and participate in an owl pow-wow.
Both events are free with admission to the grounds, but registration is recommended for the owl presentation, online, onsite at the Perkins Visitor Center or by calling 718.549.3200 x251.
What: Owl Presentation: Raptors of the Night
When: Sunday, January 5, 1:30PM
Where: Wave Hill at West 249th Street and Independence Avenue in the Bronx, New York—easily accessible by car or on Metro North and the #1 line on the subway, with a free Wave Hill shuttle that picks up passengers from Metro-North’s Riverdale station and from the end of the #1 subway line!
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