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Birding

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    Prairie Walk and Talk

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    Join us for a short hike through our prairie! Led by two naturalists, we'll discuss the flora and fauna found in the prairie as well as answer questions about the park.

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    Second Saturday Bird Walks

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    Enjoy an informal guided birding walk while exploring Havenwoods State Forest. We’ll have fun spotting and identifying birds as we go.

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    Birds The Word

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    Join Master Naturalist Bonnie Lunde as she takes you through the trails at Harrington Beach State Park.

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    Evergreen Series: Cozy Bird Watching (50+)

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    Borrow a pair of binoculars, learn about the birds that live in and move through the forest from the comfort of a seat. No bird experience or knowledge needed. Indoors or outdoors as the weather allows.

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    Raptor 101

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    Join Abbey and Joe Krumrie from River Valley Raptors for an interactive program with live raptors. Find out about the unique features of each and how they have adapted to survive. Meet at the Interpretive Center.

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    Winged Wonders

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    Have you ever met an owl face to face? What about a hawk? A falcon? Meet some of Wisconsin's common, but rarely encountered birds.

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    Friday Bird Walk

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    Bring your binoculars or borrow a pair from us and join with a naturalist and other birders to experience fall migration. Total distance will be approximately 1.5 miles. No experience necessary!

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    Raptor Talks: City Slickers

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    Join the Open Door Bird Sanctuary for a presentation on urban raptors!

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    Discovery Bird Walk

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    Meet Master Naturalists Janet & Andy Raddatz to observe birds and nature in the park.

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    Beaks and Talons

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    Join the educators from the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center and multiple feathered ambassadors for an engaging event focusing on birds of prey. You'll learn about each species' unique adaptations, their greater role in the food chain, and much more!

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