Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is delighted to announce the continuation of the spectacular “Skyhunters in Flight” shows. As a special invitation, the Zoo encourages visitors to soar into adventure and experience this thrilling event on Father’s Day weekend, starting June 15, with additional shows every Saturday and Sunday through September 2.
“Skyhunters in Flight” offers an up-close look at the awe-inspiring abilities of birds of prey. Watch as owls, hawks, and falcons soar above and learn about their vital role in the environment. This presentation not only highlights the natural behaviors and hunting techniques of these magnificent birds but also explores the fascinating world of falconry.
The show is perfect for families and wildlife enthusiasts eager to learn more about these powerful creatures and their adaptations for survival. It provides a dynamic, educational experience that demonstrates the birds’ agility and precision, capturing the ancient art of falconry in action.
This Father’s Day weekend, bring your family to witness these incredible raptors in action. It’s an opportunity to create lasting memories while gaining a deeper appreciation for wildlife conservation. Join us at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo for a flight demonstration that promises to educate and entertain visitors of all ages.
For more details on show times and to plan your visit, please check our website at www.beardsleyzoo.org.
About Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo
Connecticut’s only zoo, celebrating 102 years, features 350 animals representing primarily North and South American and Northern Asian species. Guests won’t want to miss our Red Pandas, Andean bears, Maned Wolves, Mexican Gray Wolves, and Red Wolves. Other highlights include our Spider Monkey Habitat, and a new prairie dog exhibit that we’ll cut the ribbon on soon! As an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and participant in its Species Survival Plan (SSP) programs, the non-profit Zoo is committed to the preservation of endangered animals and wild habitats. Tickets must be purchased on the Zoo’s website at beardsleyzoo.org.
Photo credit: Jack Bradley.
