Birds of prey: LCPL hosts Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge raptor birds
Published 7:52 pm Wednesday, July 31, 2024
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Kids get an up-close look at a hawk during a Birds of Prey event hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library. The birds were brought by the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge center out of Somerset. Photo by Abigail Roberts
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A red-tailed hawk brought by the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge stretches his wings during an event hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library. Photo by Abigail Roberts
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The birds were brought by the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge center out of Somerset. Photo by Abigail Roberts
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A representative from the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge Center speaks to a crowd at the Birds of Prey event hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library. Photo by Abigail Roberts
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Representatives from the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge share facts about a red-tailed hawk during the Birds of Prey event. The event was hosted by the Lincoln County Public Library. Photo by Abigail Roberts
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A representative of Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge demonstrates how bird eyes would look on humans. photo by Abigail Roberts
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The crowd gets a close look at a Great Horned Owl during the Birds of Prey event hosted by the LCPL. Photo by Abigail Roberts
Lincoln County kids had a chance to learn about and meet a variety of raptor birds last week.
The Lincoln County Public Library hosted a Birds of Prey event Thursday during which the Lake Cumberland Wildlife Refuge shared information about a variety of birds.
The event included live owls and hawks who live at the center in Somerset. All of the birds were saved from life-threatening injuries and brought to the facility to recover and live safe and happy lives.
Representatives with the center shared facts about each bird while attendees were able to see them up close.
The event was held at the Stanford Baptist Church Christian Life Center to accommodate more people. The next animal show will be the Newport Sharks on July 31. You must register to attend the event.