Birds of Prey: Eagles, Hawks and Falcons
What makes a raptor a raptor? 泭How does it hunt? 泭How does it live? 泭Touch a talon, wave a feather and feel its lift. 泭 Experience the silent flight of owls.
In this fun, interactive, and informative presentation you:
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Uncover the secrets of how to identify the amazing Birds of Prey that fly overhead every day.
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Recognize their behavior and find a new sense of appreciation and wonder for these amazing Lords of the Sky.
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Never mistake a Turkey Vulture for a Red-Tailed Hawk again!
Identifying Raptors:
The first step is to rule out what it 勳莽紳t, and then you can figure out what it isnt
Resources: :
What the Robin Knows by Jon Young
Birds of the Willamette Valley Region by Harry Nehls, Tom Aversa, and Hal Opperman
Hawks (Peterson Flashguides) by Roger Tory Peterson
Audubon Society Field Guide to the Pacific Northwest by Peter Alden and Dennis Paulson, Alfred A Knopf, NY
Hawks, Eagles & Falcons of North America by Paul Johsngard, Smithsonian Institution Press
North American Owls by Paul A. Johnsgard,,Smithsonian Institution Press泭泭
The MIracle of Flight, Stephrn Dalton, Firefly Books, Manitoba, Canada, 1999
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Apps
Merlin Bird ID
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Websites
www.birds.cornell.edu
www.cams.allaboutbirds.org
www.Audubon.org/birdcams