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National Aviary expert teaching a young child about birds.

Toddler Camp

Tues. – Thurs., June 10 - 12 | 9 am – Noon | Ages 2 – 3

Explore the world of birds through science, art, sensory play, story, and movement alongside your little one and an Aviary expert.

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Father’s Day Brunch in The Garden Room

Sun., June 15 | National Aviary Admission Included

Dine with Dad in The Garden Room, an elegant space featuring two stone fireplaces overlooking the historic Rose Garden.

National Aviary expert teaching a young child about birds.

Little Explorers Camp

Mon. - Fri., June 16 - 20 |  9 am - 12 pm | Ages 4 - 5

This camp is designed to take your little learner on a journey to explore the world of birds.

Where in the World Summer Camp

Mon., June 23 – Fri., June 27 | 9 am – 3 pm | Ages 6 – 8

Rainforest, Wetland, Grassland, or Ocean? Birds can live in all kinds of places - discover how birds adapt to living in different environments by solving the mystery of where in the world...does this bird species live?

Where in the World Summer Camp

Mon., July 7 - Fri., July 10 | 9 am - 3 pm | Ages 6 - 8

Rainforest, Wetland, Grassland, or Ocean? Birds can live in all kinds of places - discover how birds adapt to living in different environments by solving the mystery of where in the world...does this bird species live?

Two teenagers using binoculars at the National Aviary's Summer Camp.

Where in the World Summer Camp

Mon., July 14 - Fri., July 18 | 9 am - 3 pm | Ages 9 - 12

Rainforest, Wetland, Grassland, or Ocean? Birds can live in all kinds of places - discover how birds adapt to living in different environments by solving the mystery of where in the world...does this bird species live?

Where in the World Summer Camp

Mon., July 21 - Fri., July 25 | 9 am - 3 pm | Ages 6 - 8

Rainforest, Wetland, Grassland, or Ocean? Birds can live in all kinds of places - discover how birds adapt to living in different environments by solving the mystery of where in the world...does this bird species live?

Two teenagers using binoculars at the National Aviary's Summer Camp.

Where in the World Summer Camp

Mon., July 28 - Fri., August 1| 9 am - 3 pm

Rainforest, Wetland, Grassland, or Ocean? Birds can live in all kinds of places - discover how birds adapt to living in different environments by solving the mystery of where in the world...does this bird species live?

Kids sitting and watching while an Aviary expert feeds a sloth lettuce during camp.

Teen Summer Camp: Zoo Careers

Mon., August 4 - Fri., August 8 | 9 am - 3 pm | Ages 13 - 16

Teens will learn about the wide world of zoo careers, and find out how a future working for wildlife could be for them!

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Meet Wanda, a critically endangered Vietnam pheasant hatched at the National Aviary | CBS News

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Guam kingfishers hatched at National Aviary among first released into wild in nearly 40 years | CBS News

Three Guam kingfishers that hatched at the National Aviary have been released on an island in the Pacific, marking the first time their species has been in the wild in nearly 40 years.

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Guam Sihek Released to the Wild | National Aviary

Nine Guam Kingfishers have been released to the wild on Palmyra Atoll, making them the first of their kind to reside in the wild since the 1980s.  

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Take an Enchanting Journey through Forests this fall at the National Aviary! | National Aviary

Explore the Aviary’s new fall seasonal theme, Forests Presented by Peoples; learn more about the creatures who inhabit these woodland areas during TWO new daily activities, and say “hello again!” to the adorable Eurasian Eagle-Owl making her Animal Ambassador debut!

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