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    Crex Meadows Fall Festival Event

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    Join us for our Annual Fall Festival Event- a day full of talks (some featuring LIVE animals), crane tours, and other family activities!

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    Bats and Humans Need Each Other

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    Without bats, grocery stores would look very different. Swarms of insects would rule the night. Birds, bats daytime counterparts, could never keep up on bug control responsibilities.

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    Our Amazing Birds and How YOU Can Help Them

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    Learn about why birds are so incredible, but also how their numbers have been declining at an alarming rate.

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    What's in the pond

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    Friends Pond may have fish, but there are many other creatures living in this unique habitat.

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    Open Door Bird Sanctuary

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    Join Open Door Bird Sanctuary as they return to Potawatomi for the second annual Raptor Series, held every Friday in August, at the park's amphitheater near the campground.

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    Meet the Raptors with Open Door Bird Sanctuary

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    Join Open Door Bird Sanctuary at Newport State Park for an exciting birds of prey education program that brings you face-to-face with some of Wisconsin’s most fascinating raptors.

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    Bats of Wisconsin

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    Come learn about the EIGHT different bats species in Wisconsin! In addition to learning all about bats, discover the ways that conservationists monitor bats and what challenges the bat species of Wisconsin currently face.

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    Open Door Bird Sanctuary

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    Join Open Door Bird Sanctuary as they return to Potawatomi for the second annual Raptor Series, held every Friday in August, at the park's amphitheater near the campground.

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    Monarch Tagging

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    Enjoy an indoor presentation about monarch life cycles and how to tag.

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    Water or Sky Dragonfly?

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    There are more than 160 species of dragonflies and damselflies in Wisconsin. Join naturalist Phyllis McKenzie to discover how these amazing insects survive above and below the water’s surface.

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