Our mountain birds of prey

Bearded vulture or golden eagle? Hawk or hawk? Nocturnal or diurnal? Carnivore or scavenger? Whether you're interested in indoor activities or raptors will no longer hold any secrets for you!

Bearded vulture or golden eagle? Hawk or hawk? Nocturnal or diurnal? Carnivore or scavenger? Whether you're interested in indoor activities or raptors will no longer hold any secrets for you! This workshop takes place indoors or outdoors. We suggest a hike 10 minutes from Sallanches. The educational approach of this workshop is playful, sensory and participative. Activity schedule: - Choice 1: indoors (2h). Let's start by understanding what a bird is, and then use a drawing to imagine a bird of prey... What are its characteristics? Are they all alike? How do they fly and live? The creation of an individual booklet will enable us to recognize the main mountain birds of prey, from the most famous to the least well-known... The presenter shares anecdotes and challenges you to recognize their calls. Let's finish with the mysterious bearded vulture: but who is he? - Choice 2: Outdoors (2h or full day). A walk or hike to discover and observe birds of prey in their environment with binoculars, a silhouette game and group role-playing. in a group. Learning objectives : - Discover animal classification and the food chain. - Learn about the animal world around us. - Discover relationships between living beings.