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By | TBG Adult Education | Tags: , | April 21, 2013 | No comments

Bat Walk and Talk
Wednesday, July 24, 7:30 to 10 p.m.

Public $38; Members $30
What mammal eats up to half its weight every night and never gets fat? Granted, its diet consists of moths, mosquitoes, beetles, crickets, grasshoppers and flies, but impressive stats nonetheless! Join renowned bat expert Dr. Brock Fenton to learn more about these amazing nocturnal flying mammals. The first part of the class is in lecture/discussion style. When darkness falls we head outside to listen for bats with a bat detector.
[PG13S72] Brock Fenton

Night Time Is the Right Time …for Pollination!
Wednesday, July 31, 8 to 10 p.m.

Public $32; Members $25
While we sleep, our gardens buzz with nocturnal pollinator activity. These insects prefer to hunt and fly after nightfall to avoid predators. Learn who’s who in the garden at night. The first part of the class is in lecture/discussion style. Once darkness falls we head outside to set up a light-attracting pollinator station and check out the nightlife!
[PG13S73] Stacey Hickman

 

 

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