Outdoors

Join Bill Streeter, director of the Delaware Valley Raptor Center, for Close Encounters With Birds of Prey, to see and learn about these and other birds of prey at Lacawac Sanctuary, 7pm. You’ll see six live raptors and spend an hour gaining a greater knowledge and appreciation of the raptors of the northeast. Fee: $5 (members $3). Call 570/689-9494 or visit www.lacawac.org.

Biologists and volunteers will gather to collect and identify as many living things as possible at the host property owned by the Norcross Wildlife Foundation, 9am-3pm. Bring the family to view the specimens, talk to the experts and enjoy a tour, all at no charge. 570/224-0580.

The Center for Developmental Disabilities (CDD) holds second annual Golf Outing with a shotgun start at 9am at The Lords Valley Country Club. 570/296-3992 x264.

Lacawac Sanctuary will offer an afternoon enrichment workshop for outdoor photography enthusiasts and aspiring outdoor photographers led by noted photographer and image artists Mike Burnside and Philip Dente, 1pm. Visit www.lacawac.org, 570/689-9494.

Join National Park Service Park Rangers for a program on bald eagles at Lacawac Sanctuary, 10:30am. Free. 570/689-9494.

Join National Park Rangers for a guided hike of the Mongaup River Trail. Meet at the Mongaup DEC Access at 10:30am. Free. 570/685-4871.

A beef cattle meeting, featuring a pasture walk and pasture forage harvest and management, at Stillwater Farm (Dr. Robert and Susan Lesniak), off of Maines Rd., 6:30-8:30pm. Light refreshments will be served. Donation: $5. 570/253-5970, ext. 4110, or email edp4@psu.edu.

Join the Delaware Highlands Conservancy and the Sullivan County Master Gardeners for a free gardening workshop at the Conservancy’s New York office at 120 Segar Rd., 9am-12pm. Registration is necessary. Call 570/226-3164, 845/583-1010, or email info@delawarehighlands.org.

Peter Wulfhorst will lead a walk to identify birds by field marks, song, behavior and habitats followed by light breakfast at the Lacawac Sanctuary Visitor’s Center, 7am. Cost: $12 non-members, $10 members. Registration is required. Call 570/689-9494 or email info@lacawac.org.

PPL Wallenpaupack Environmental Learning Center, 10am. Presenter: Sarah Hall, Northeast Pennsylvania Audubon Society. Learn to identify the birds you will see around the lake this time of the year. Pass the osprey nest and take a stroll on the Wallenpaupack Creek Trail for bird watching. Registration is not required for this free program.