2021 Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days! March 6th, 2021!

Get out your coats, hats and gloves for one of the most popular winter events at the Lake of the Ozarks. Ameren Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days will return for its 19th year at the Lake on Saturday, March 6, 2021. The first live eagle program held in 1999 attracted 651 participants. Bridal Cave is a proud sponsor of this incredible event! Get the details for Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days below! 



Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days 

Saturday, March 6th, 2021 (9:00 am - 4:30 pm)

A collective partnership with the Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, Lake of the Ozarks Convention and Visitor Bureau, Osage National Golf Resort, FaceLift Design+Print, Regalia Hotel & Conference Center and Missouri Master Naturalist – Lake of the Ozarks Chapter, announces Ameren Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days will return to Lake Ozark in January 2021.

Venues and Activities

Regalia Hotel & Conference Center

• Dickerson Park Zoo presents two shows (Rotating Hourly):
        See Show Schedule - shows begin on the 1/2 hour

• Coloring & Photo Contest - drop off only - no coloring activities available on site

Osage National Golf Resort

• Live Eagle Programs presented by World Bird Sanctuary
        See Show Schedule - shows begin on the hour


​Bring Your Own Binoculars!

While all of the venues aren't available for extra viewing opportunities this year, we do encourage you to get out and travel down to the Osage River and around the Lake to see if you do spot any.

In addition to the many migrating bald eagles we see in our area during the winter months, there are several mated pairs and juveniles that reside here year-round.

Make a Reservation 

2021 Ameren Missouri's Lake of the Ozarks Eagle Days will be a modified version of the annual event. Two locations will host live bird programs beginning at 9am on March 6th. While the event is FREE, reservations are highly encouraged so seating can be properly planned. There will also be a maximum capacity for each show, so without a reservation, there is no guarantee you will be allowed entry if the show is already at capacity.

REGISTER HERE 

We hope that you make time to attend this extraordinary event! Put on your hats and scarves and take the whole family out to learn about some of these beautiful birds. Plus, you will have the opportunity to get up close and personal during the programs at the event. For even more details regarding Eagle Day's visit the official Eagle Day's website. Eagle Days is a great opportunity to get back to nature and our natural attraction at the Lake of the Ozarks always wants to promote educational events like Eagle Days! So gather your family and have some family fun...as it should be!  

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