Make Plans to Attend Eagle Days 2020!

Lake of the Ozarks largest winter event is happing this weekend - Ameren Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days! This year will be the 18th year for Eagle Days and will take place on Saturday, January 4th and Sunday, January 5th, 2020. This is both an educational and fun event that Bridal Cave is a proud sponsor of! Enjoy live eagles from the World Bird Sanctuary, photo opportunities, coloring contests, and much more! Get all the details for the event below!



An effort is made to feature both entertaining and educational programs showcasing the majestic eagle, as well as a few of its other feathered friends. Programs will be presented with live birds present, and everyone is encouraged to bring binoculars and cameras for the many viewing opportunities presented that day to see wild eagles.

2020 Eagle Days Schedule

School of the Osage Heritage Elementary

• Coloring & Photo Contest 
• Face Painting
 • Ameren Missouri 
• Jim Rathert Photography & Mugs
• MO Dept. of Conservation 
• Master Naturalist, Lake of the Ozarks Chapter 
• MO State Parks
• Adair's Animal Nuisance Trapping
 • MO State Highway Patrol/Water Patrol 
• Lake Area Camera Club
• Dickerson Park Zoo presents two shows (rotating hourly). The first is the American Bald Eagle Program. The second program is the Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl Program.:

Saturday, January 4th

9:30 am - Bald Eagle
10:30 am - Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl
11:30 am - Bald Eagle
12:30 pm - Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl

1:30 pm - Bald Eagle
2:30 pm- Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl
3:30 pm- Bald Eagle
4:30 pm- Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl

Sunday, January 6th

10:30 am - Bald Eagle
11:30 am - Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl
12:30 pm - Bald Eagle

1:30 pm - Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl
2:30 pm - Bald Eagle
3:30 pm - Built for Flight - Peregrine Falcon, American Kestrel, Chicken and Owl

Willmore Lodge

•Wild Eagle Viewing
(Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm; Sunday: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm)

Bagnell Dam Access

• Wild Eagle Viewing • Free Hot Chocolate • Eagle Nest Building by the Master Naturalists • Boy Scout Activities
(Saturday: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm; Sunday: 10:00 am - 4:30 pm)

Osage National Golf Resort

• Live Eagle Programs presented by World Bird Sanctuary
(Hourly: Saturday 9:00 am - Last show beginning at 3:00 pm; Sunday 10:00 am - Last show beginning at 2:00 pm)

Have Fun at Eagle Days! 

Now that you have all the information, be sure to make plans to attend this spectacular event. The experts at Eagle Days can clue you in on the best places to look, and you'll get a chance to see a few up close during the programs at the event. Next time you visit our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks, you can keep an eye out for Eagles! Our guests and staff have been known to see a few around the park! Enjoy Eagles Days this weekend and have some Family Fun...As It Should Be!

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