DERBY - Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection invites families to a presentation on hawks at 11 a.m. July 15 at Kellogg Environmental Center, 500 Hawthorne Ave.
A Place Called Hope will present this special program focused on Connecticut’s daytime raptor, the hawk.
Learn about their special adaptations and compare various species of hawks up close and personal.
All ages will enjoy meeting two live hawks from the raptor center and examining the collection of mounts found at the Kellogg Environmental Center.
Plan to bring a picnic to enjoy following the program and use the trails and field to spot some raptors in the area.
Rehabilitation facility
A Place Called Hope is a Rehabilitation and Education Center for Birds of Prey. Its goal is to heal injured, orphaned, or ill birds and return them to the wild where they belong.
Federal permits allow them to house and work with the birds that cannot be returned to their natural world. Their mission includes sharing the stories of these non-releasable birds with others so that we can better understand their needs and learn to co-exist with them.
This program is offered free of charge but donations are welcome.
For further information, directions, or to register, call 203-734-2513 or email donna.kingston@ct.gov.
This is a press release from Connecticut DEEP.
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