Meet Ryan DePauw from River Trail Nature Center and some of his feathered and taloned friends, and learn about raptors.
Did you know we have more than 20 kinds of raptors, or birds of prey, either living in our area or migrating through? Have you ever seen one up close? Would you like to know more about them?
If so, join naturalist Ryan DePauw from the River Trail Nature Center and meet some of his friends. Ryan will talk about birds of prey, how they hunt and raise families, and which ones are found on the North Shore and in the nearby forest preserves in Cook County. You'll get to see some live raptors up close (but on Zoom) and look at a variety of specimens as Ryan tells you about the unique adaptations these animals use to survive.
This event is sponsored by the Evanston Public Library in partnership with the Evanston North Shore Bird Club.
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