Spring is upon us! Birds are starting to build nests and lay eggs. Ever wondered why some eggs are brightly colored and others are camouflaged? How about how some, like owls, are almost perfectly spherical while others are pointy?
Join us at the Fremont County Library in Lander on Saturday, April 12th and Saturday, April 19th from 10:00-12:00 to stop by the Sinks Canyon State Park’s egg table! While you’re here, check out some books about birds – whether it’s a field guide or one of our favorites, The Big Year.
This post is sponsored by a generous grant from the Fremont County Library Foundation.

