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We have various flying teams which go all over the country and sometimes abroad to demonstrate the skills and characteristics of their species.  Each bird is carefully picked, trained and prepared for flying in public displays.

Our Flying Teams

We have a number of displays that we provide for events around the country and these can also be seen at The Raptor World centre.  

Each display hosts a variety of birds from  hawks, falcons, owls and buzzards.  Displays usually last around 40 minutes but can be tailored to suit the needs on the day.

Among the birds in the flying team are:

        Name:        Bigfoot.

        Breed:       Snowy Owl 

        Sex:            Female

        Names:      Number 1 and Number 2

        Breed:       Tawny Owl

        Sex:            Female and Male

        Name:        Splint

        Breed:       Harris' Hawk

        Sex:           Male

        Name:        Hawk

        Breed:       Harris' Hawk

        Sex:           Female

        Name:        Abu

        Breed:       Saker Falcon

        Sex:           Male

    Name:        Whizzer

    Breed:       European Eagle Owl

    Sex:           Male

     Name:       Meg

     Breed:       Kestrel

     Sex:           Female

     Name:        Shaheen

     Breed:       Peregrine

     Sex:           Male

     Name:        Casper

     Breed:       Lanner falcon

     Sex:           Male

     Name:        Orkney

     Breed:       Harris' hawk

     Sex:           Female

Breeding Birds

The following are representative of the birds we are currently breeding or birds being bred by reputable breeders we know and can vouch for.

     Breed:       Tawny Eagle

     Breed:       Peregrine Falcon

     Breed:    North American

                      Ferruginous

                      Buzzard

Breed:    American

                 Red-tailed

                 Buzzard

Breed:    Saker Falcon

Other Photos

This is a selection of photos of birds in our collection, they capture some of the more memorable moments we have had working with them. 

Among the larger falcons, Peregrines especially, enjoy bathing.  Even if it's just in a puddle!

    Testing the water!                                                        Ahrrr! That's cold

      Got to do the hard to reach parts!                       Yeah.... Nice and Shiney!

Whilst working for a falcon breeding facility, our director took this shot to show what life is like living with young imprinted falcons.  These 2 youngsters have obviously found that the kitchen can be a warm and comfortable place!

Who's turn is it to make the tea then?

                       Wait 'til I grow up...I'll get you back!

Who're you looking at...eh?                                  Mum said to stay indoors when it's raining!