workshop Who's that bird in the sky? Raptor Identification
Have you seen the exhibition Science Imagined and been inspired to pick up your pencils (again)? Great! Then we have a wonderful workshop for you.
Who's that bird in the sky? Raptor identification
Date: Sunday 21 September, 1.30-3.30 p.m.
Level: beginners and advanced, aged 16 and over
Teacher: Harin Lee
Language: English
Cost: €35
Number of participants: 15
Materials will be provided. Coffee, tea and museum admission are included!
About the workshop and the instructor
Have you ever wondered which hawk, eagle or falcon you see when you're driving down the road? In this workshop, you'll learn to identify birds of prey in flight based on various recognisable characteristics such as anatomy, flight style, behaviour and more. You will also learn how to keep field journals of birds of prey and even how to make a miniature paper bird of prey in full flight (with the correct markings, of course).
Participants will learn how to draw from observation and what characteristics to look for when identifying different species of birds of prey.
Good to know
- The workshop will take place with a minimum of 5 participants.
- There is a maximum of 15 participants, ensuring you receive personal attention.
- You can cancel your registration up to three days in advance without incurring any costs. If you cancel on or after 18 September, we will not be able to refund your registration fee.
- The workshop price includes museum admission, so be sure to visit our exhibitions before or after the workshop!
Harin Lee
Harin Lee graduated this year with a Master's degree in Scientific Illustration. Her graduation project (on robotics) is on display in the exhibition Science Imagined.