9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Hendee holds Boo the White Falcon. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Hendee talks students with Boo the White Falcon. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Rachel Song looks at a leash used to hold the falcons. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. One of Handee's Hawks that was raised as a baby meets the students. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Anna Starobinets passes around the lease used to hold the Falcons. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Students Khushbo Nisar (front), Jamie Frake and Olivia Klafta watch the presentation. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media

9/22/11 Morton Grove Craig Hendee with the International Heritage Conservancy will bring two birds of prey to Golf Middle School for the 6th grade class to see and learn about for a lesson plan on Medieval Times. Hendee shows off his white falcon. | Tamara Bell~Sun Times Media