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Last week, the Bird and Nature Outing was a great success!![]()
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According to Master Naturalist, Paul Noeldner: “It was a perfect winter day to Learn Critter Tracks!”![]()
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Last Saturday, an enthusiastic bunch of nature lovers including UW students, several adults, and a number of families with children headed outside to enjoy the fluffy, fresh snow and to look for "Critter Tracks".![]()
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The kids took the lead and found lots of fresh tracks including deer, mouse, squirrel, bird, rabbit, fox, and coyote. Each set of tracks told a story about the critters that made them along secret passages that wove through clumps of snow covered prairie, crossed walking paths, detoured under bridges, and wandered through the woodlands as the mystery animals looked for food, found shelter, and met friends.![]()
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The Bird and Nature Outing program happens the 4th Saturday of every month at 10am. The next one, ‘The Architecture of Trees’ will be on Saturday, February 25th! Sponsored by Madison Friends of Urban Nature Groups (Madison FUN), no registration is required. Learn more at aldoleopoldnaturecenter.org/event/bird-nature-outing-2023-02-25/![]()
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Photos: Paul Noeldner, Master Naturalist ![]()
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