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Kids will learn to "migrate" at Disney's Animal Kingdom on May 8
Date: 05/06/2004
Kids can learn about birds and their migratory patterns at the activity-filled International Migratory Bird Day at Disney's Animal Kingdom on May 8.
Seven "banding" locations throughout the theme park, the first of which is located at the main entrance, will highlight different aspects of birds, such as wing spans, colors, sizes and migratory patterns. Other locations include the Oasis, The Tree of Life, Camp Minnie-Mickey, the aviaries at Africa and Asia, and Rafiki's Planet Watch.
Kids will receive stickers, bird tattoos and International Migratory Bird Day buttons as they "migrate" to each location.
International Migratory Bird Day focuses on the 350 species of birds that migrate from breeding areas in North America to winter homes in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The day also focuses on the threat to migratory birds and what people can do to help.
The theme for this year's celebration is Conservation of Colonial Birds, which highlights the estimated one-in-eight bird species that nest together in colonies, and the many dangers that threaten their survival.
Kids will learn to "migrate" at Disney's Animal Kingdom on May 8
Date: 05/06/2004
Kids can learn about birds and their migratory patterns at the activity-filled International Migratory Bird Day at Disney's Animal Kingdom on May 8.
Seven "banding" locations throughout the theme park, the first of which is located at the main entrance, will highlight different aspects of birds, such as wing spans, colors, sizes and migratory patterns. Other locations include the Oasis, The Tree of Life, Camp Minnie-Mickey, the aviaries at Africa and Asia, and Rafiki's Planet Watch.
Kids will receive stickers, bird tattoos and International Migratory Bird Day buttons as they "migrate" to each location.
International Migratory Bird Day focuses on the 350 species of birds that migrate from breeding areas in North America to winter homes in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The day also focuses on the threat to migratory birds and what people can do to help.
The theme for this year's celebration is Conservation of Colonial Birds, which highlights the estimated one-in-eight bird species that nest together in colonies, and the many dangers that threaten their survival.
