• Owls: Designed for Darkness Program at Richard Bong State Recreation Area

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    Richard Bong State Natural Area 26313 Burlington Road, Kansasville, United States

    Do all owls hoot? Do all owls eat mice? The owl ambassadors and staff of Schlitz Audubon answer these and other questions as they provide first-hand encounters with these rarely seen raptors. Participants can explore the adaptations that make owls successful predators of the night and interact with artifacts. Gain...

  • Beaks & Talons Program at Kettle Moraine State Forest

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    Kettle Moraine State Forest – Pike Lake Unit 3544 Kettle Moraine Rd., Hartford, WI, United States

    A hawk, falcon, and owl from Schlitz Audubon’s Raptor Program highlight the tools raptors use to be successful predators of the sky. Participants are encouraged to compare and contrast species to discover the unique adaptations of each family. Live birds provide a memorable beak-to-nose experience, and artifacts allow for additional...

  • Raptors in Conservation Program at Richard Bong State Recreation Area

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    Richard Bong State Natural Area 26313 Burlington Road, Kansasville, United States

    Learn about conservation successes and challenges that raptor ecologists face. Environmental contamination, habitat loss, and climate change have the most dramatic effect on apex predators, making raptors strong indicators of overall ecosystem health. Our live birds will provide unique opportunities to explore past and present issues in conservation. Participants will...

  • Beaks & Talons Program at Elm Grove Public Library

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    Elm Grove Public Library 13600 Juneau Boulevard, Elm Grove, United States

    The Elm Grove Beautification Committee presents the 2026 Birding Festival! As part of this celebration, join us at the Elm Grove Public Library for an engaging program about raptors. A hawk, falcon, and owl from Schlitz Audubon’s Raptor Program highlight the tools raptors use to be successful predators of the...