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Take part in an owl hike at Mill Hill Park

Learn some owl calls, among other things from a CRD naturalist
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Capital Regional District Regional Parks naturalist Sean Rangel teaches a youngster how to listen for owl calls. ThisSaturday, Sept. 1, the CRD will be hosting a guided walk to learn more about owls. (CRD Regional Parks photo)

At the risk of ruffling a few feathers, this hike promises to be a hoot.

Capital Regional District Parks is hosting a guided walk to learn more about owls. The walk, for participants of at least five years of age, takes place on Saturday, Sept. 1 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. A CRD Parks naturalist will conduct the walk and pass along information on these excellent night hunters and their calls.

“We have several kinds of owls on Southern Vancouver Island. People are often surprised to learn that half of the owl species native to British Columbia actually hunt during the day,” said Tracey Ross, co-ordinator of environmental interpretation with CRD Regional Parks.

“Our Who’s Hooting? guided walk is a great way to learn more about our local owls with a CRD Regional Parks naturalist.”

Those interested in attending should gather at the information kiosk in the parking lot at Mill Hill Park on Atkins Road.

You can access the location on B.C. Transit bus #53. Visit crd.bc.ca/parks-events for more information.


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Katherine Engqvist

About the Author: Katherine Engqvist

I took on the role of Bureau Chief when we created the Greater Victoria editorial hub in 2018.
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