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Dozens end up for begin of Young Explorers’s new season

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Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

Several dozen individuals turned out this weekend for the beginning of the Young Explorers Club’s sixth season.

The membership is sponsored by Morgan County Audubon Society and Jacksonville Public Library. It presents science- and nature-focused packages for teens. Meetings take place from 11 a.m. to midday a Saturday every month from December by means of March on the library, with a night session introduced in April.

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

Saturday’s program gave contributors the possibility to study chook identification fundamentals. They made chook feeders and had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

Upcoming packages will embrace:

  • “The Invisible Life of Ponds,” about microscopic life in ponds and lakes. Illinois College professor Bryan Arnold and his college students will current this system at 11 a.m. Jan. 27 in Room 141 of the faculty’s Parker Science Center.
  • “Fossils from Illinois’ Ancient Seas,” concerning the formation of fossils and methods to determine them. It can be at 11 a.m. Feb. 17 on the library.
  • “The Wonderful World of Pollinators,” about pollinators and methods to appeal to them to a yard. It can be at 11 a.m. March 9 on the University of Illinois Extension Office, 104 N. Westgate Ave.
  • “What You Can See within the Springtime Night Skies,” with Bernd Estabrook discussing planets, stars and galaxies. It can be at 7 p.m. April 1 at  Western Illinois Youth Camp, 2244 4-H Club Lane.

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

For extra info, name Allen Yow at 217-243-8457.

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

Participants in the first Young Explorers meeting of the new season learned how to identify birds and made their own bird feeders. Those attending Saturday's program were shown how to record birds coming to their feeders.

Participants within the first Young Explorers assembly of the brand new season discovered methods to determine birds and made their very own chook feeders. Those attending Saturday’s program had been proven methods to file birds coming to their feeders.

Allen Yow/Provided

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