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MID-AMERICA EAGLE WATCH |
| What to bring | This is an Outside Event. So bring warm clothes! You should also bring your camera, video camera, field glasses, and anything else that will help you view these spectacular birds. |
Eagles locations
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The American Bald Eagle may be viewed around our area lakes and rivers. Lake
Taneycomo runs through the City of Branson. Downtown on the lakefront is
a great place to view the Eagles in Branson. There are several eagle's
around Shepherd of the Hills Fish Hatchery located below Table Rock Dam.
Other great viewing areas are located at Rockaway Beach, Missouri and the
many resorts located along the lake to the east of Branson.
Table Rock Lake is where you can find the largest concentration of eagles! Many of the Corps of Engineers Campgrounds and area resorts has excellent locations for viewing. From Table Rock Dam all the way to Beaver Dam you can find the American Bald Eagle. Some great viewing locations are located at Kimberling City, Cape Fair, Lampe Baxter and the Shell Knob, Missouri areas. Bull Shoals Lake also has a winter population of Bald Eagles. Starting at Bull Shoals Dam all the way down to the Arkansas State Line eagles are spotted each winter. Some great viewing areas are located at Power Site and Forsyth, Missouri as well as the many Corps of Engineers Campgrounds located along the lake.
The James River located at Galena, Missouri also offers some close up
encounters with the American Bald Eagles.
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| Other Types of Birds of Prey to Watch | The American Bald Eagle is not the only birds of Prey you can see during
the winter months! The Golden Eagle can also be seen along our many lakes
and rivers. The Golden Eagle is a dark brown color and when in flight looks
like it has a light colored spot under each wing.
You may also see other Birds of Prey, which include hawks, falcons,
owls, and vultures. Hawks in the Branson Missouri area include the Red-Tailed
Hawk, Sharp Shinned Hawk, Harris' Hawk, and Cooper's Hawk. Owls include
the Barn Owl, Great Horned Owl, Snowy Owl, Barred Owl and the tiny Screech
Owl. The Peregrine Falcon and the American Kestrel both belong to the falcon
family and range throughout the Ozark Mountain area. The Ozark's vultures
(also called buzzards by some folks) include the Black Vulture and Turkey
Vulture.
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| Restaurants | There are many local restaurants for your breakfast, lunch and dinner enjoyment. |
| Lodging | The Branson area has many lodging opportunities which include hotels, motels, condos, lake side cabins, resorts and log cabins. For more information on lodging click here! Branson Area Lodging Information. |
Special Mid America Eagle Watch Adventure
View the magnificent Bald Eagles during the
day and take in a dinner and show that night!
The Branson area offers many entertaining activities during winter months!
The best of both worlds awaits you!
Branson, Missouri, the Live Entertainment Capital of the World offers a variety of different activities for the whole family during the winter months. For event information and schedules go to some of these useful web sites.
For more detailed information on the Branson, Missouri area click the following links.
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Remember: Take care of our environment, please don't throw paper, plastic or trash on our shorelines or roadsides. We have a beautiful area and want to keep it that way!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
417-538-2744
e-mail us!
This event is being sponsored by Mid America Eagle Watch, Ozark Environmental Awareness Fund and The Branson Connection.
Guided Eagle Watch tours are available daily from November 1, 2007 - February 28, 2008.
Eagle tour times are 9 a.m.
All Eagle Watch Tours Must be reserved at least 1 day in advance!
Tours are available for individuals and groups. Eagle tours may be arranged by calling 1-417-538-2744 and asking for a guided eagle watching tour. Tours last for 2 hours. The eagles are in the wild and some days you see them and some days you don't. Your chances are greatly enhanced with a Eagle Watch guide.
Find out more about the Bald Eagle!
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