Hannibal Eagle Day on Feb. 24 will offer activities along riverfront
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Hannibal Eagle Day will be from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, at the Admiral Coontz Recreation Center and the Rotary Pavilion on the Hannibal riverfront.
Eagle/nature-related crafts and games for children will be at the armory. Master Naturalists will provide educational information for all visitors on how eagles became endangered and their recovery. A short video on the recovery of the bald eagle will be available for viewing.
Spotting scopes will be set up on the riverfront at the Rotary Pavilion for the public to observe the live action of the eagles as they dive for food and roost in trees located across the river. Members will be available to assist the public with the viewing scopes. Those attending are encouraged to dress warmly for outdoor viewing on the river.
The event is sponsored by the Mississippi Hills Master Naturalists and Hannibal Parks and Recreation.
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