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Arctic Owls with Hoo’s Woods
Arctic owls are some of the most beautiful, fascinating and elusive birds in the world. Snowy owls are the largest owl in North American and breed in the arctic. Great Gray Owls are rare and the tallest owl in the world nesting in the dense boreal forests across Alaska and Canada in North America. On occasion, these two arctic species can be sighted during the winter months in Wisconsin. This program will introduce you to both species. During this 30-minute education program participants will meet, Wesley, our education snowy owl and Queen, our Great Gray Owl. Participants will learn about their natural history, breeding, habitat and behaviors.
Want more owl science? Stay after Hoo’s Woods presentation to discover what owls eat by dissecting an owl’s pellet. Then join us for a dark hike where we will listen for owl sounds in Big Hill Park. We might just hear one.
Here is what to expect at the event:
Your registration fee pays for Hoo’s Woods program fees. The rest of the program is free. Donations are also accepted and appreciated at the event. This event is co-sponsored by Welty and the Rock County Conservationists.
Please Register Below.
Registration is required. This event is limited to 50 participants.
Registration refunds will not be issued.
Registration is closed. We have reached the registration limit for this event.
Thank you for your interest in our programing. We hope to see you at a future event.
Rock River 5K | 2020
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