Dark olive background, in lower left is text "Who Gives a Hoot?" and three polaroid photos are across the center above text. First polaroid depicts Northern Saw-whet owl sitting in a pine tree, bottom of photo is labeled "Northern Saw-whet". Second polaroid depicts a Great Horned Owl sitting in a pine tree with the label "Great Horned Owl" on the bottom of the picture. Third polaroid depicts Ranger Sarah beside taxidermy Great Horned Owl named Harold.

Who Gives a Hoot at Sun Lakes-Dry Falls

Event location: Sun Lakes-Dry Falls
Event Date
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Join Interpretive Specialist Sarah Overby at the Sun Lakes-Dry Falls amphitheater for a program on owls to learn more about our nocturnal feathered friends and practice our owl calls to hoot with the best of them!

Join us for some educational fun!

Owls are recognized as a symbol of wisdom and as powerful omens in many cultures, and they are incredible predators able to hunt prey with terrifying precision, but that does not stop them from having a sillier side. Who Gives a Hoot is a 30-45 minute program that teaches you about the owl species we have in Washington that you may even have the chance to see during your time in the park. We finish by learning two owl calls that allow you to chat with our nocturnal feathered friends!

Additional Details

If you are not camping in the park, a Discover Pass is not required for vehicles on August 8th as it is a Discover Pass Free day. Day Pass: $10, Annual Pass: $45

Directions

47.588943, -119.392843

Turn off Highway 17 onto Park Lake Rd and continue to follow the road until you reach the stop sign. Continue straight and take a right into the large parking lot just past the intersection. Follow the sidewalk leading from the parking lot to reach the amphitheater. If you are staying in the campground, the amphitheater is across the road from the check-in booth where you registered.

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