Each winter between January and March, bald eagles from Canada and northern New
England fly south to the Croton and Hudson rivers to feed on prey found in unfrozen rivers
and reservoirs. To celebrate our national symbol as well as the return of these spectacular
birds of prey, Teatown proudly presents its first Festival of Eagles.
At Teatown and Surrounding Locations:
Sunday, February 13
Walks at eagle spotting areas: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Live eagles at Teatown: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Special eagle presentations: 11 a.m. and noon
Eagle crafts at Teatown: 10 a.m. -1 p.m.
Fee: Free
At the Jacob Burns Center
Sunday, February 13 at noon
"Flight of the Raptor" (falconer flying live birds of prey) followed by the movie "Glacier
Bay," with comments by producers and writers Susan Todd and Andrew Young.
Fee: $9
Lantern Hike
Saturday, February 19, 8 - 9:30 p.m.
By the soft glow of lanterns we'll walk to the dam on Teatown Lake and back to the Nature
Center. As we walk we'll listen for owls and other creatures that may be around on a winter's
eve. If you have an old-fashioned lantern, bring it along - no flashlights please!
Teatown Lake Reservation
A Nature Preserve & Education Center
1600 Spring Valley Road, Ossining
(914) 762-2912 ext. 10. www.teatown.org
