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    Bees & Beekeeping

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    Learn about bees and beekeeping from Andy the Bee Guy from Hemken Honey.

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    Bumble Bees & Other Pollinators

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    Join Wisconsin DNR Bumble Bee Brigade Ambassador and Wisconsin Master Naturalist Ellen Orlowski anytime from 1 to 3 p.m. to learn about bumble bees and other pollinators in Wisconsin.

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    Get in Touch with Nature: Dragonflies vs Damselflies Painting

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    Do you know the difference between a dragonfly and a damselfly? Come to this painting class to learn the difference and create a masterpiece. We will paint an 8” x 10” acrylic painting to show the difference. These carnivores are a great way to get…

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    Bumble Bee Training

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    Learn about bumble bee biology, habitat and identification in the Badger Den. Then, go outside to practice surveying in restored prairies.

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    Bumble Bee Training

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    Learn about bumble bee biology, habitat and identification in the Badger Den. Then, go outside to practice surveying in restored prairies.

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    Fascinating Fireflies

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    Watching fireflies is a special part of a summer night. Join us for a short presentation about these fascinating – and disappearing – insects.

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    Bumble Bee BioBlitz

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    Learn about Wisconsin bumblebee identification and the importance of bumblebees in the Ice Age Center Classroom.

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    Bumble Bee Brigade Training

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    Join Park staff in learning about Wisconsin bumble bee species. There will be a presentation and field session to follow.

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    Bees Build Homes

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    Have you ever wondered where solitary bees make their homes? Most bees do not live together in hives! Come celebrate Pollinator Week with us by learning about solitary nesting bees.

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    The "Tick Talk Doc" Talks About Ticks And Tick-Borne Illnesses

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    Learn about those pesky arachnids, ticks, and how to avoid their bites and the illnesses they may carry.

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