Two great-horned owls sit side by side on a tree branch and looking intensely and directly at the camera.

Whoo, whoo have you been eating at Moran State Park?

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Dissect an owl pellet and learn about these incredible birds that eat 1,000 to 1,500 rodents a year, serving as eco-friendly exterminators! Discover who they’ve dined on lately.

From keen eyesight to velvety wings that don’t make a sound when they fly, barn owls have amazing adaptations. Learn about these incredible birds and use your detective skills to uncover who they’ve eaten.

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Cascade Lake Day-Use Area is located at 3786 Olga Road. Look for a ranger stationed at a table near the picnic shelter and playground.

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