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Burlington, IA- Des Moines County Conservation has announced the All About Bats program at Starr's Cave Nature Center. The program will take place at Starr's Cave on Friday, October 21st at 6:30 PM, starting with a presentation on basic bat facts. Following the presentation, participants will go on a hike to try and view and listen to bats. The event will last until 8 PM, there is no fee to join the event, and no registration is required. For more information, contact Starr's Cave Nature Center at (319)753-5808, or visit them on Facebook.