Get the free Optional Birds of Prey Event (morning) January 7, 2014

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Optional birds of prey refer to certain species of birds that are not mandatory to be reported but can be voluntarily reported for conservation purposes.

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Information such as species identification, location, activity, and any notable behaviors should be reported on optional birds of prey.