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Crows celebrated at educational event after getting Species of the Year title

Published 1:30 am Thursday, August 29, 2019

By Blake Peterson

Blake Peterson/staff photo Park Ranger Christie Caldwell of Lake Hills Greenbelt Park led the recent event.
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Blake Peterson/staff photo

Park Ranger Christie Caldwell of Lake Hills Greenbelt Park led the recent event.

Blake Peterson/staff photo Park Ranger Christie Caldwell of Lake Hills Greenbelt Park led the recent event.
Blake Peterson/staff photo Park Ranger Christie Caldwell of Lake Hills Greenbelt Park led the recent event.
Rangers with Lake Hills Greenbelt Park led the event. Blake Peterson/staff photo
Participants made a craft at the end of the event. Blake Peterson/staff photo
Participants made a craft at the end of the event. Blake Peterson/staff photo

Bellevue residents were invited to Lake Hills Greenbelt Park Ranger Station Friday morning (Aug. 23) for “Bird Brains: The American Crow,” a free education-and-crafting event geared toward families. The event commemorated a decision made earlier this year by the Bellevue Master Naturalist Species of the Year program to give the misunderstood bird the moniker for 2019.

During the event, participants learned about the species through an interactive educational walk through the park and eventually made a craft back at the ranger station.

To learn more about Lake Hills Greenbelt Park events, visit its website (https://bit.ly/2ztK01j).

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