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Jun 02
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Raptors 201 Webinar

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Take your raptor identification to the next level! In this webinar we will take a closer look at how to distinguish raptors in the field, both perched and in flight. Once you know a few key patterns to look for, you will be pointing out several species of raptors to your friends and family in no time!

Please register using the link below at least 24 hours in advance. Once registered, you will recieve a Zoom link the morning of the webinar.
https://bird-conservancy-of-the-rockies.networkforgood.com/events/21263-raptors-201

P.S. If you missed Raptors 101, you can find it on our YouTube channel!

Jan 10
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Bird Walk

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Come join us as we learn all about the songbirds, raptors and waterfowl that call Barr Lake home! We will walk along the prairie, check out our backyard bird feeders, and walk to the dam in order to try and identify the special adaptations that allow the birds to thrive in their ecosystems!

Jan 10
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Annual Bald Eagle Hike

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Come join us for our annual Bald Eagle hike! We will be at Barr Lake State Park learning about the habitat and lifestyle of our Bald Eagle’s, and then we will grab our binoculars and look to the skies to find them! It’s a great way for the whole family to enjoy the outdoors, and learn about the importance of our Bald Eagles.

Jan 10
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Raptors!

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Come learn all about raptors with this program. We will learn what special adaptations raptors have that enable them to be a great predator! We will go for a walk along the prairie and out to the dam to look for raptors in their natural habitat. Afterwards, Nature’s Educators will present some local live raptors!

Jan 10
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Great Backyard Bird Count

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Join Bird Conservancy staff and volunteers as we participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)! Hosted by Barr Lake State Park.

The GBBC was created in 1998 by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and the Audubon Society. It was the first ever online citizen science project to collect data on wild birds and to display results in near real time.

Participants will be split in groups and lead by a Bird Conservancy staff or volunteer to count as many birds as they can around Barr Lake State Park. The final tallies will be entered into eBird and your fun and hard work will contribute to bird conservation science!