Amazing Avian Adaptations (in 2 parts) Final Walking Tour Session Two

Saint Louis Zoo, The Living World (Zoo North Entrance), 1 Government Drive, St. Louis, MO 63110
(Zoo North Entrance and North Parking Lot– Click “Saint Louis Zoo” under Venue Below for Directions)

Registration for both sessions of this two-part series was required. You must have registered for Session One on Thursday, September 8 in order to attend the September 10 walking tour.

Featured Speaker: Jim Jordan, Environmental Educator/Interpreter; Director of Programs, AIM High St. Louis

From the dainty bill of a wood warbler to the long neck and legs of the herons, bird adaptations enthrall and delight and leave you shaking your head in amazement.  This two-session program introduces you to the reasons why birds fly, how they communicate and express themselves, and the anatomy and physiology behind their senses and lifestyles.  The first evening is a classroom presentation and lab followed by a Saturday morning Zoo bird walking tour (one mile over rolling paved paths).

Session Two:  Saturday, Sept 10, 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. @ the Saint Louis Zoo
1 Government Drive,
St. Louis, MO, 63110  + Google Map

Amazing Avian Adaptations is an On Science Series partnership of The Academy of Science – St. Louis and OASIS St. Louis.