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SUMMARY:Wildlife’s Middle Children
DESCRIPTION:Ages: 7 through Adults | All children must be accompanied by an adult also registered for the program.Instructor: Tom Sheppard\, Chief Park NaturalistHunterdon County has around 50 different species of mammals. Most programs tend to focus on our large mammals like the bear or coyote or special interest like bats. But there is a middle group of mammals that seem to go unnoticed. Join us for an evening learning about Wildlife's Middle Children of Mammals.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Ages: 7 through Adults | All children must be accompanied by an adult also registered for the program.
Instructor: Tom Sheppard\, Chief Park Naturalist
Hunterdon County has around 50 different species of mammals. Most programs tend to focus on our large mammals like the bear or coyote or special interest like bats. But there is a middle group of mammals that seem to go unnoticed. Join us for an evening learning about Wildlife&rsquo\;s Middle Children of Mammals.
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