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In this partnership program with the Wild Bird Research Group, learn firsthand about some of Pennsylvania’s more elusive raptors. This in-person experience will focus on the Northern saw-whet owls, Pennsylvania’s smallest owl, which are the focus of the group’s current study. Participants will have the opportunity to see this research unfold before their very eyes with a live demonstration. Fifty percent of the proceeds of this program will go to the Wild Bird Research Group in support of their research.
Wild Bird Research Group is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to research and conservation of wild birds in the Americas. WBRG is a collaborator of Project Owlnet, a North American network of ornithologists studying owl migration ecology. Each year WBRG safely captures and bands hundreds of saw-whet owls as they travel south for the winter.
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This will be an all-outdoor program, weather permitting and mask and social distancing policies will be in place. Seating will be assigned and family units are encouraged to register together.
This program will include a PowerPoint program as well as the opportunity to see a banding demonstration live.
Rain date is scheduled for Nov. 20, 2020, in the event of inclement weather.
| Fees | Member $30.00, Non-member $35.00 |
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