Outdoor Event: Birds of Prey at the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum Pavilion

Join the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum for an exciting new program called "Birds of Prey: The Science of Birds in Flight."

The Museum has partnered with Ellen Kalish from the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center to present an engaging program in the museum pavilion. Program starts at 2:30 pm. Guests can meet various raptors, learn about their natural habitats, discover their unique features, understand their roles in rodent control and hear the fascinating stories about how they ended up at the Center with Ellen.

And that’s not all! At the conclusion of the program, guests can get an up-close look at these magnificent birds of prey. Additionally, guests can unleash their creativity by crafting their very own birds to take home, or they can choose to leave them for display in the pavilion. Don’t forget to explore the captivating pop-up art exhibit titled “Birds of a Feather,” which showcases the remarkable interpretations of talented artists from the region, all centered around the theme of birds.

Click here to register.