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Jared McGovern from the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium. He will discuss "Amphibian conservation through Frog Watch USA."
Join a naturalis to learn more about owls in Iowa and their excellent adaptations. Then we'll head to Maquoketa Caves where Bab Walton will lead us in calling the owls. Dress for the weatehr. All ages welcome!
Visit www.birdsource.org/gbbc/ for additonal information.
This is a non-school day! Bring the kids to Mud Lake to learn how to fish...on the ice! We have a limited amount of equipment to loan out. Please call to reserve a spot today, at 563.556.6745.
Jared McGovern, Science Education Coordinator at the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, will first speak on the biology of owls then lead a hike out to call in some owls.
Gerald Zuercher will present "Forest Gliders - A Glimpse into the World of Flying Squirrels."
Univerity of Dubuque scientists have been studing a population of Southern Flying Squirrels found at the Mines of Spain. Come and hear what they have learned about this unique member of the squirrel family.
Doug Harr, from Iowa Audubon, will present "Bird is the Word - A Celebration of Songbirds".
Rasika Mudalige-Jayawickrama, from the University of Dubuque , will present a talk on wildflowers.
Stephen Winter, from the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge, will present a talk on the effects of fire grazing on birds and wildlife.
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