snowy owl
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Snowy owl (Nyctea scandiaca)
(credit: W. Suschitzky)
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| Children's ages 3 to 7 are provided an ideal introduction to a series of baby animals that include Moose, Canadian Geese, Polar Bears, Wolves, Loons, Bison, Raccons, Cougars, Beavers, Mountain Sheep, Snowy Owls, Harp Seals, Caribou, and the Orca. In the summer, the lodge offers a Birds, Bears and Belugas program, which gives guests the opportunity to spot the rare Ross's gull from Siberia, observe snowy owls and ptarmigans, see polar bears and go swimming with beluga whales. Brief yet memorable chronicles from the 1970's to near the turn of the century recount observations of everything from whooping cranes to snowy owls, though many chapters focus on recollections of general features and behaviors of birds in general, rather than encounters with specific species. |
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