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Operation Wildlife Presents: Don't Touch that Baby Animal

Sun, Apr 7 2024

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Red Bridge Community Room

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Subjects

Animals and Nature

Age Group

Ages 6 and up

Presenter

Operation Wildlife

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Learn the facts and the future of wild babies and birds. A live owl and taxidermy mounts will help illustrate the natural history of wild animals and why you "Don't Touch That Baby!"

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