Fill the Bill

Sat, Jun 17 2023

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Colbern Road Community Room 1

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Subjects

Animals and Nature

Age Group

Ages 9 and up

Presenter

Jada Tressler

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A bird's beak or "bill" looks different based on what it likes to eat. They can be curved, sharp, or flat like a spoon. Bird bills help our feathered friends catch and eat their favorite food. Explore the diversity of bird beaks with this interactive program on Missouri birds.

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