FOR THE

BIRDS

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Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage

Foundation's website at

Feb 2nd: "World's Fastest Animal"

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Feb 9th: "Owl power"

information.
Feb 16th: "Magic of the Snowy Owl"
Feb 23rd: "American Eagle"

A film festival hosted by the

Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

Come one, come all! The Lewis and
Clark Interpretive Center will offer
four film presentations in this
year’s event, “For the Birds,” with a
series of nature films about our
feathered companions. These are
free programs that will be
presented in the Interpretive
Center Theater at 3:30 p.m. on
Thursday afternoons throughout
the month of February.
Feb 2nd: "World's Fastest Animal"
environmental degradation for us to
Watch the growth of 3 peregrine falcon
chicks as they learn how to live life as
the world’s fastest animal on every
continent, except Antarctica. How do
they reach such breakneck speeds?
Watch to learn more about this
powerful predator!
Feb 9: “Owl Power”
The mysterious nighttime life of
these almost noiseless, nocturnal
birds has made them a hallmark of
tales around the world. With the use
of cutting-edge technology, we can
learn about owls in more detail than
ever before and how studying these
animals may help shape the world
we live in.
Feb 16: “Magic of the Snowy Owl”
Have you ever thought about magic in
the real world? You might know the
Snowy Owl from the magical world of
Harry Potter. Although they stand out
for their beauty and intelligence at
Hogwarts,
what’s even
more magical
about the
Snowy Owl is
its
determination
and survival kills in the atrocious
elements of the arctic!
Feb 23: “American Eagle”
Once on the brink of extinction, the
bald eagle has since made a roaring
come back. Fifty years ago, these
raptors were an emblem of
learn from, but are now a testament
to nature’s true resilience. Come
watch to view an intimate portrait of
North America’s most recognizable
aerial predator.