Birding
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Wisconsin Cranes
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Volunteers from the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge will be visiting to talk about Wisconsin cranes at the south picnic shelter. Learn more about our local birds and conservation efforts.
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Bird Watching Walk
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Join us for a morning stroll to learn the basics of bird watching and see some of our feathered friends.
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Discovering Owls
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Curious about owls? Stop in at the Horicon Marsh Visitor Center for a hands on program all about Wisconsin Owls.
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Cranes Of North America Drop-In
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Meet the naturalist at the beach anytime between 1 and 3 p.m. to learn hands-on about the crane species abundant in North America.
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Raptor Research at Cedar Grove Ornithological Research Station
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Have you heard of the Cedar Grove Ornithological Research Station and wondered what they do? Join Sue Kaehler for a brief history of the station and learn about the trapping and banding of raptors during fall migration. She’ll explain how it's done…
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Critter Corner – Turkey Vultures
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Turkey vultures are one of Devil’s Lake’s most iconic birds flying over the park.
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Avian Connections Bird Education
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Meet some of Wisconsin largest flying residents in this interactive, educational program featuring live raptors! No dogs at this program, please.
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Avian Connections Bird Education
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Meet some of Wisconsin largest flying residents in this interactive, educational program featuring live raptors! No dogs at this program, please.
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Winged Wonders – Live Raptor Program
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Join the group from the Raptor Education Group, Inc. to meet some of Wisconsin’s common, but rarely encountered birds. Discover what a raptor is, hear their stories and learn what you can do to ensure they remain a significant part of the ecosystem…
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Winged Wonders – Live Raptor Program
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Join the group from the Raptor Education Group, Inc. to meet some of Wisconsin’s common, but rarely encountered birds. Discover what a raptor is, hear their stories and learn what you can do to ensure they remain a significant part of the ecosystem…