Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center hike to feature search for owls

Owl Prowl: Raptor Woods Hike 

ANSONIA - Visitors to the Ansonia Nature Center at 5 p.m. March 22 will take a guided hike through the Raptor Woods and explore how our senses change with the setting of the sun. 

Guests will learn how nocturnal animals have
adapted to the nightlife and will join us in the search for the owl species that call Connecticut home. 

The program will end in the visitor center, meeting one of our resident owls! 

This FREE program is for ages 12 to adult. 

Register in advance by clicking here. https://forms.gle/3sahojyDmewGt8U28

(1.5 hours)

The Nature Center is at 10 Deerfield Lane, Ansonia.

This is shared from a Facebook event page.

Derby Neck Library to hold in-person program on nocturnal animals

DERBY - Things that go bump in the night might just be some of the most interesting animals of all! 

Join us [at Derby Neck Library at 11 a.m. Saturday] with the Stamford Museum and Nature Center to discover the world of night animals and explore how their tools and behaviors help them do their jobs under the cover of darkness. 

From excellent hearing to silent flight, we’ll explore some of the best nocturnal adaptations and meet some live members of the “night crew.”

Registration is not required for this program, just come by our garden at 11 a.m., and be sure to sign up for our Youth Mailing List to stay in the loop on cancelations and other important info: https://forms.gle/Hf9wQiLWrB4dcmgMA

Rain date: Aug. 7 at 11 a.m. The Library is at 307 Hawthorne Ave.

NOTE:
While this in-person all-ages program is outdoors in our garden, masks are still required for anyone over the age of two who is not fully vaccinated and we recommend you bring a blanket to sit on to help us enforce social distancing. 

These requirements are subject to change per local health department guidelines.

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