Illinois Raptor Society Program
If you were not at the library today, you missed some great sights! The Illinois Raptor Society from Decatur brought in a read tailed hawk, a falcon, a vulture, and an owl. The hawk was really beautiful and the vulture was really ugly.
They told us how to tell a raptor from other birds. (Since you missed it, I guess you will have to look it up when you come to the library. The handler explained that a BOOK got him interested in learning all he could about the outdoors.)
They also explained how tiny computers were able to record a falcon's dive at over 200 miles per hour. Wow! We even got to watch the owl fly from one handler to the other, then eat its lunch of a dead mouse. (Ugh!!!) Did you know that you cannot hear an owl fly?!
If you missed this Thursday Event, be sure to register for next week when Nitro-Joe, the Science Guy will be here to do all of his wacky science experiments!
Labels: birds of prey, Lincoln Public Library, programs Summer REading
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