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<DIV align=center><B>The Cape Cod Museum of Natural
History<BR>Presents<BR><I>Eyes on Owls<BR></I>Saturday, November 29 at 11:00 AM
and 2:00 PM<BR> <BR>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 30, 2008<BR>Contact:
Julie O’Neil 508-896-3867 or <A
href="mailto:adminsupprt@ccmnh.org">adminsupport@ccmnh.org</A><BR></DIV>
<BR></B>On Saturday, November 29 at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM naturalist Marcia
Wilson will present her very popular <B>Eyes on Owls </B>live animal program at
the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Route 6A, Brewster. This year<B>
</B>“<I>Who’s Watching You? Owls of the World”</I> features a hooting lesson and
an introduction to six live owls. Members: $8/adult, $4/child. Non-members:
$10/adult, $5/child. No age minimum.<BR><I>Reservations are required and must be
purchased in advance with confirmation by the museum office staff</I> (Tel:
508-896-3867) Tuesday-Sunday 12 Noon-4 PM. <BR> <BR>A great hit with museum
visitors of all ages, <B>Eyes on Owls</B> features several varieties of live
owls as well as color slides by Marcia<SPAN class=521311114-01112008>'</SPAN>s
husband, wildlife photographer Mark Wilson. Marcia has over thirty years
experience in biology, field ornithology, and environmental education, and is
licensed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to keep owls. Her live owls
were rescued after being injured and have permanent limitations that prevent
them from surviving in the wild. <BR> <BR>Most of us have heard or
perhaps had a glimpse of an owl, but how many of us have met this magnificent
live raptor up close and personal? Children from the audience will be
invited to participate in hooting lessons one-on-one with an owl! We<SPAN
class=521311114-01112008>'</SPAN>ll learn how owls are able to fly silently, why
they rank as supreme hunters, which ones eat skunks, and how people can protect
owl
habitats.<BR>
<BR> <B>Eyes
on Owls</B> is a special once-a-year program not to be missed. Call for
your seat early as reservations fill quickly.<BR> <BR><B>For further
information, please contact the Cape Cod Museum of Natural
History,<BR>508-896-3867, Ext. 133.<BR></B> <BR></DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML>