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Learn all about owls from bird expert at Lynnwood Library Nov. 18

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The Lynnwood Library is set to host an engaging presentation by bird expert Connie Sidles on November 18, focusing on local owl species. With the current season providing an ideal backdrop for owl watching, Sidles will discuss the behaviors, calls, and habitats of owls such as the barred owl and great-horned owl. As a Seattle-based master birder and educator, Sidles brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for avian wildlife, aiming to inspire attendees' interest in ornithology. The event not only highlights the beauty of these nocturnal creatures but also underscores the importance of wildlife conservation in the region. Participants can expect to gain valuable insights into owl ecology and the role these birds play in the local ecosystem.

This event promises to be a delightful opportunity for nature enthusiasts and families alike. Those interested in learning more about owls and their behaviors are encouraged to attend. Don't miss this chance to connect with the community and enhance your understanding of these captivating birds.

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