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Halloween Haunted Hawks at The Bird of Prey Project

Haunter Hawk Walk The Bird of Prey Project



Watch a beautiful sunset flying display over our pumpkin-scattered meadow – experience an owl’s silent flight and the quiet elegance of a hawk soaring overhead. But that’s not all! The Bird of Prey Project’s resident witch has brewed up some fun, festive activities to keep the evening full of excitement. These include: A Halloween Hunt...

Haunted Hawks at Bird of Prey Project

Halloween Haunted Hawks



Celebrate Halloween in and amongst real hawks and owls starting with a sunset flying display over the pumpkin-scattered meadow, then visit the birds and take part in creepy crawly activities and games and learn about wildlife, conservation and the importance of the bugs, beetles and creepy-crawlies for nature everywhere.

The Owlet Club at Bird of Prey Project

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Children will get the chance to meet two owls and watch them in flight, as they swoop overhead as well as take part in craft based and hands-on activities, learning all about owls and how they live. Suitable for up to 5 years; ticket includes one accompanying adult.

Junior Bird Keeper Experience at Bird of Prey Project

Young wildlife fans can step behind the scenes at The Bird of Prey Project this February with a brand new Junior Bird Keeper experience.



A hands-on workshop designed for those interested in birds and want to learn what life is really like behind the scenes at The Bird of Prey Project. Work alongside the experienced bird keepers and take part in genuine day-to-day keeper tasks. Learn all about the birds who live at the centre and how they are...

Owl Evening at Bird of Prey Project

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An opportunity to be face to face with some of nature’s most stunning species and fly two owls yourself in a family-friendly experience with drink and refreshments. All proceeds go direct to support The Bird of Prey Project raptor monitoring, research, conservation and modern welfare. Participants flying the owls must be aged 6+ years, but...

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