Owl Prowl Dusk Walk @ Finger Lakes Museum
Saturday, April 1, 6-8 pmTo register:
https://www.fingerlakesmuseum.org/program/owl-prowl-dusk-walk
Take a dusk walk with us to look and listen for some of the Finger Lakes
year-round residents: owls! Believe it or not, breeding is well underway for
Great Horned Owls, and others like the Barred and Eastern Screech Owls are just
gearing up. Join us for this guided experience to learn more about owl natural
history, tips, and tricks for detecting them, and which species of owls live
nearby. We will also discuss and seek out other birds and wildlife that could
be present this time of year including American Woodcock, Red-winged
Blackbirds, wood frogs, and spring peepers!The Owl Prowl is a family-friendly
event and will be guided by Alyssa Johnson, The Bare Handed Naturalist, and
Debbie Lyon of the Finger Lakes Museum. The walk will be approximately 1 mile
in distance, along a relatively flat, unpaved trail that will lead us through
the woods and around the wetlands. You will want to wear hiking/mud boots as
sections of the trail could be wet. Please dress for the weather, and bring a
headlamp or flashlight for the return walk. There is no guarantee that we will
actually encounter owls, but we guarantee a wonder-filled early spring
adventure!Register with the tickets link to save a spot for you and/or your
family!
Where to meet:
- Townsend-Grady Wildlife Preserve
- ADDRESS:
Townsend Road
Branchport, New York 14418 United States
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Contact Finger Lakes Museum for more information
Phone: 315-595-2200
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- Email: communicati...@fingerlakesmuseum.org
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