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    Wildlife Wonders: The American White Pelican

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    Meet the American White Pelican! Drop in at the Boathouse to discover the fascinating world of the American White Pelican. One of North America's most impressive birds!

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    Fuzzy Critters of Wisconsin

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    Drop in near the beach playground to learn about some of the animals that call our state home. Check out our table of artifacts to get hands-on with fur, skulls, scat, and tracks and challenge your identification skills!

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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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    Dusky Departure: Bats

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    Welcker’s Point is home to a successful bat roosting box. Learn All about bats and observe them as they depart from their roosts for their nightly feasts!

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    W.O.W. Night Shift Animal Program

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    Join Wildlife of Wisconsin rehabilitators for this fun program about what makes nocturnal animals so unique.

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    Animal Feeding

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    Ever wanted to see a turtle eat? Or see a snake up close? The Havenwoods Nature Center is home to over a dozen Wisconsin animals, mostly reptiles and amphibians.

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    Raptors in Wisconsin

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    Learn about various fascinating aspects of raptors like their unique characteristics, ecology, and environmental impact.

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    Raptors 101

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    Join us for an exciting, educational and interactive presentation from River Valley Raptors.

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    Bat Walk & Talk

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    Come out to the park and learn about the local amphibians that call High Cliff home, maybe even catch one!

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    Raptor Talks: The Great Migration

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    Join Open Door Bird Sanctuary: Migratory raptors make their trip twice a year, learn how they prepare and what obstacles they’ll face.

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