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CHARLESTON MUSEUM ANNUAL PICNIC 2015 | DILL SANCTUARY
A perfect Low Country outing! FANS of the Charleston Museum create a wonderful family time spent along the Stono River at Dill Sanctuary. Birds of Prey demonstration & release, Face-painting by Ms. Faith, beverages by Palmetto Brewing, a butterfly release by naturalist Billy McCord, a SCDNR touch tank, children’s games and activities, food by the Marina Variety Store all topped off with a hay ride along Battery Tyne and the Sweetgrass fields…what more could one want on a beautiful October day on the Low Country???
View more photo galleries of this wonderful event:
http://www.kimmorgangregory.com/FESTIVALSEVENTSWEDDINGS/EVENTS/CHARLESTON-MUSEUM-/CHARLESTON-MUSEUM-PICNIC-2015
BUTTERFLY RELEASE
BIRDS OD PREY DEMONSTRATION | RELEASE
DONUT DANGLE
“The Dill Sanctuary – located on James Island contains assorted habitats for wildlife and numerous cultural features including three earthen Confederate batteries and prehistoric, colonial, antebellum, and postbellum archaeological sites. The Dill Sanctuary has been protected for purposes of preservation, wildlife enhancement, research and education, and is used only for Museum-sponsored programs. Habitat has been enhanced by creation of a six-acre wildlife pond, with three nesting islands, which provides a reliable source of fresh water for animals and nesting sites for both migratory and resident birds. 2001 saw the construction of the Dill Education Center and bathroom facilities which hosts Museum education programs.”
Source – http://www.charlestonmuseum.org/about-factsheet
Read MoreA perfect Low Country outing! FANS of the Charleston Museum create a wonderful family time spent along the Stono River at Dill Sanctuary. Birds of Prey demonstration & release, Face-painting by Ms. Faith, beverages by Palmetto Brewing, a butterfly release by naturalist Billy McCord, a SCDNR touch tank, children’s games and activities, food by the Marina Variety Store all topped off with a hay ride along Battery Tyne and the Sweetgrass fields…what more could one want on a beautiful October day on the Low Country???
View more photo galleries of this wonderful event:
http://www.kimmorgangregory.com/FESTIVALSEVENTSWEDDINGS/EVENTS/CHARLESTON-MUSEUM-/CHARLESTON-MUSEUM-PICNIC-2015
BUTTERFLY RELEASE
BIRDS OD PREY DEMONSTRATION | RELEASE
DONUT DANGLE
“The Dill Sanctuary – located on James Island contains assorted habitats for wildlife and numerous cultural features including three earthen Confederate batteries and prehistoric, colonial, antebellum, and postbellum archaeological sites. The Dill Sanctuary has been protected for purposes of preservation, wildlife enhancement, research and education, and is used only for Museum-sponsored programs. Habitat has been enhanced by creation of a six-acre wildlife pond, with three nesting islands, which provides a reliable source of fresh water for animals and nesting sites for both migratory and resident birds. 2001 saw the construction of the Dill Education Center and bathroom facilities which hosts Museum education programs.”
Source – http://www.charlestonmuseum.org/about-factsheet
