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Winter 2007-2008 Events
Pere Marquette State Park
All interpretive events at Pere Marquette
State Park are free of charge.
Every winter Pere Marquette State Park and
the surrounding area plays host to to our national bird, the Bald Eagle. The
Park's Site Interpretive Program Coordinator, Scott Isringhausen, will be
presenting informative programs about these magnificent creatures. Visitors will
learn to distinguish between immature and mature eagles, what they eat, why
they winter in the area and more. Each program begins at 8:30 am at the Park’s
Visitor Center. There will be a lecture and a short video presentation followed by an
observational drive. Be sure to dress warmly and have a full tank of
gas.
Binoculars are highly recommended but not essential as the Park brings along
a spotting scope. These programs are very popular and reservations are
required, which can be made by calling 618-786-3323. If you are among
the first to sign up for any given day, you have the option of riding in the
Park’s van with the staff. Bald Eagle's aren't the only birds to be seen
on these trips. Participants might spot the Great Blue Heron, Canadian
Geese, Wild Turkeys and the Pileated Woodpecker, making this a recommended
trip for birders.
Click here for more on
Bald Eagles in the area

Schedule of Eagle Viewing
Programs
Winter 2007-2008
Reservations
are not taken until November 15th December Dates Friday, December
21st
Wednesday, December 26th January Dates Tuesday, January
8th
Wednesday, January 9th Monday, January
14th
Sunday, January 27th
Monday, January 28th
Tuesday,
January 29th
Wednesday, January 30th February Dates Saturday, February
2nd
Sunday, February 3rd
Tuesday, February 5th
Wednesday, February 6th
Saturday, February 9th
Sunday, February 10th
Saturday, February 16th
Tuesday, February 19th
Wednesday, February 20th
Saturday, February 23rd
Sunday, February 24th
Tuesday, February 26th March Dates Saturday,
March 1st Area Events
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