The Snowy Owl Festival is an annual celebration dedicated to the snowy owl and its winter migration to the Eastern Upper Peninsula. It brings together wildlife enthusiasts, conservationists, and families to learn about and appreciate the beauty of these remarkable birds. The festival features an educational lecture, guided birdwatching tours, and live owl presentations, making it a must attend event for those passionate about nature and wildlife.
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Eyes On the Skies:
Insights and Experiences from Two Decades of Owl Banding at Whitefish Point Observatory
7:00 – 8:30 PM
Join Chris Neri and Nova Mackentley, founders of Friends of Whitefish Point, renowned wildlife photographers, and field biologists, for an engaging presentation. With nearly 20 years of experience banding migrating owls for the Whitefish Point Observatory, they will share captivating stories and valuable insights into the trends of snowy owls in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. You won’t want to miss this opening night presentation! $10.00 per person.
Location: Hessel School House, Avery Arts And Nature Learning Center
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