Little Wings Story Time at Teton Raptor Center, Wilson WY
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30–60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for families and toddlers; no physical exertion required
Overview
Little Wings Story Time at Teton Raptor Center offers toddlers a unique blend of live raptor encounters and storytelling every Wednesday in October. Perfect for families, this gentle introduction to wildlife ignites curiosity in a cozy setting near the Tetons.
Little Wings Story Time
Toddler-friendly!
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting Little Wings Story Time every Wednesday in October, where children ages 0 to 4 can enjoy gentle storytelling alongside a live raptor encounter. This unique blend of stories, songs, and wildlife sparks curiosity about nature in a cozy setting, making it a memorable adventure for young nature lovers.
Join us for a magical morning every Wednesday in October at 11:00 for Little Wings Story Time! This session is designed just for our littlest nature lovers!
Little Wings Story Time blends gentle storytelling with a special visit from a real live raptor — up close and feathered! Perfect for children ages 0 to 4, this engaging session will spark wonder and curiosity about the natural world through age-appropriate stories, songs, and a chance to see one of nature’s most majestic birds.
Held in a cozy, welcoming setting, this interactive experience introduces young children to wildlife in a fun and safe environment. Whether it’s their first story time or their first bird of prey, Little Wings is sure to delight!
Caregivers must accompany children. Space is limited — registration encouraged.
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for Seating
Space is limited and seating fills quickly; arriving 10 minutes ahead ensures a comfortable spot.
Caregivers Must Accompany Children
For safety and engagement, adults should stay with children ages 0-4 throughout the session.
Dress for Wyoming Weather
October mornings can be chilly—layers and warm clothing keep toddlers comfortable indoors and en route.
Keep Voices Low Near Raptors
Maintaining a calm atmosphere helps the birds stay relaxed and the experience enjoyable for all attendees.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Golden eagle
- Great horned owl
History
The Teton Raptor Center has served the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem since 1999, focusing on raptor rehabilitation, research, and education.
Conservation
The center’s programs promote regional wildlife conservation, emphasizing sustainable coexistence with predators critical to ecosystem balance.
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Recommended Gear
Layered Clothing
Helps maintain comfortable body temperature during crisp October mornings.
fall specific
Comfortable Shoes
Essential for caregivers attending with active toddlers.
Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is important, even during indoor events.
Notebook and Crayons
For older siblings or afterward, to draw birds or write down favorite moments.