Whooo's Out There Owl Presentation Saturday, March 21st 10am-Noon with Optional Evening Prowl

Whooo's Out There Owl Presentation Saturday, March 21st 10am-Noon

Cost: $10 pp payable in cash at event | 30 Guest Limit | 8 yrs +
Did you know that we have 14 different species of owls in Kittitas County? Both revered and feared by ancient cultures, owls are still mysterious creatures to most of us. Join local birder and naturalist Deborah Essman for an information packed program about these denizens of our local fields and forest then stay for an evening prowl to listen for owls in the Yakima Canyon! It’ll be a real Hoot!
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Thank you for registering for the Whooo's Out There Owl Presentation hosted by The Canyon River Ranch Lodge located at 14700 State Route 821, Ellensburg, WA

Event Details:

Calling all owl enthusiasts to the Canyon River Ranch for an exclusive event with Kittitas County ecology enthusiast Deborah Essman. “I care deeply about getting people of all ages, outdoors and inspiring them to learn about our natural world around us”- Deborah Essman.

Event Details:

Daytime Owl Talk: Canyon River Ranch Lodge

10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

o   Learn about the owl species that call Kittitas County home, including the Yakima River Canyon

o   Get to know owl calls, habits, and how to spot them in the wild

o   Tips on how to be a good owl host in your own backyard

Who’s Invited:

o   Owl lovers, nature fans, and curious night owls alike 8 years+

·       Cost: $10 per person

o   Enjoy lunch after the presentation at the Canyon River Grill. Reservations recommended at www.CanyonRiverGrill.com

Evening Owl Prowl (Optional, but a real hoot):

o   Time: 7:00 PM at Big Horn located at 21856 Canyon Road

o   Meet Deborah Essman at the parking for an evening prowl to discover owls and other wildlife in the canyon. This hike is on mostly flat ground.

What to bring/wear: Wear layers and sturdy walking shoes. Bring binoculars and a flashlight or headlamp.

Overnight accommodation can be made at the Canyon River Lodge www.CanyonRiver.net

Questions? Email Events@CanyonRiver.net
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