The students had the opportunity to ask Gracyn an array of questions about the lives of the birds of prey that she works with and about how they can get involved in working with the falcons as well.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Gracyn, Nero and Archie walk into a classroom....
Kylee Maarshalk's student intern, Sydney Doyle from Lenoir-Rhyne University, invited the Cape Fear Raptor Center to come into our English II classes today following a unit on falconry in the Middle East. Doyle's class welcomed Gracyn, a volunteer for the Raptor Center and a Biology Major from UNCW; Nero, a one-year old red-tailed hawk.; and Archie, a one-year old great horned owl.
The students had the opportunity to ask Gracyn an array of questions about the lives of the birds of prey that she works with and about how they can get involved in working with the falcons as well.
The students had the opportunity to ask Gracyn an array of questions about the lives of the birds of prey that she works with and about how they can get involved in working with the falcons as well.
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