Interested in Owls?

[LibraryLady]

From the Trinity River Audubon Center
http://trinityriver.audubon.org/
Bring the whole flock out to learn a bit about these amazing an mysterious birds of the night. We’ll learn to call owls. Dissect an owl pellet. Learn ways to attract owls to your yard and make your community more owl-friendly. Learn about the owls that call Dallas home and study owl anatomy, hunting techniques, and their amazing powers of sight and hearing. Join us - we’re sure to have a hoot! 7-9pm

This program is only available to participants who meet the following requirements:
Gender: Coed
Ages: 10-99

https://camperregsecure.com/trinityriver/programdetails.php?programid=CR8855
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more info:
http://trinityriver.audubon.org/hours-fees-directions

[Sangersteve]

No, in Sanger we have too many of the noisy birds. but we don't have any mice.

[Bob Of Burleson]

I've never had an overwhelming compulsion to dissect an owl pellet.

[LibraryLady]

I've never had an overwhelming compulsion to dissect an owl pellet.

Me either, but it is a big part of 4th grade science curriculum.

Someone out there sells owl pellets to science teachers.
"What do you do for a living?"
"I collect owl pellets and sell them."