What's for Dinner?

Discover the fascinating worlds of owls in the “What’s for dinner?” workshop. How are owls different than other birds? How do they catch their prey? In this presentation students will learn about the adaptations that allow owls to be successful hunters. With the help of the digital microscope, students will dissect an owl pellet and identify the bones to discover the owl’s prey. Expect lots of “awws” and “ewwws!” Owl pellets not included in program pricing, additional 6$ per pellet.

Presentation Length:

1.5 hours

Maximum audience Size:

Cost:

$120

Calendar Availability:

All year round.

Broad Sustainability Topics:

Biodiversity and ecosystems, Outdoor teaching and learning (all disciplines)

SDGs:

4 - Quality Education, 13 - Climate Action, 14 - Life Below Water, 15 - Life on Land

Contact information

Ducks Unlimited Canada

Canards Illimités Canada

752 Union Street
Fredericton, New Brunswick
E3A 3P2

Phone Number: 506-458-8848

Email Address: du_fredericton@ducks.ca

Website: http://www.ducks.ca

Main Contact: Samantha Brewster (s_brewster@ducks.ca)

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