We have one of the largest collections of flying birds in the North. The centre is home to around 100 birds from 50 different species from around the world which enables us to fly an amazing variety of birds in each of our daily free flight displays. All set in in our beautiful Yorkshire countryside. We fly a selection of owls, vultures, eagles and kites to name but a few of the different species that call the centre their home.
During our 35-40 minute flying display you can expect to get very close to our fantastic birds as they swoop, dive and soar over your head. Witness the heaviest species of eagle in the world take to the sky, marvel at the silent flight of the graceful barn owl and appreciate the beauty and importance of the vulture species to our world. Our passionate and knowledgeable bird staff will provide a light-hearted and informative commentary throughout the flying display.
If you have missed our summer flying displays don’t worry from the 18th September we will be starting our Autumn flying displays. We will still be encouraging our eagles to soar, our owls to swoop and our caracars to be inquisative. We will be flying plenty of cold climate species and some new birds that will be in training.
If you’re planning a visit with us soon, here’s a reminder of our summer timetable:
Runs 6th July – 12th September
See birds from all across the globe!
Enjoy the experience of watching and getting up close to our birds of prey demonstrating their natural behaviour in this intriguing display. You will be amazed as you experience, close up, the incredible acrobatic skills of the Lanner Falcon, enjoy seeing pairs of owls demonstrate their ability to fly silently as they swoop through the audience. Watch the Striated Caracara show her preferred colour and our naughty Black Vultures skimming over our audience. Be enthralled by our pair of Steller’s Sea Eagles as they take to the sky.
This demonstration is fun for all ages especially children.
If you have missed our summer flying displays don’t worry from the 18th September we will be starting our Autumn flying displays. https://falconrycentre.co.uk/spring-autumn-flying-displays/
All displays are weather dependent and subject to change due to the weather conditions on the day and the centres commitments.
Runs 6th July – 12th September
See for yourselves this brand-new exciting show, showcasing around 30 birds. A display inspired by the conservation projects we work with in the aim to help and save vultures. This show both entertains and infects you with our passion for these fantastic, yet vital creatures. You will see multiple birds flying together plus theatre and music!
Have a glimpse of Africa, as we show how our amazing African birds fly as they would in the wild. Watch White Storks fly elegantly alongside vultures and kites. Watch and listen for our African Spotted Eagle Owls as they swoop over the crowd. Be amazed by our African Fish Eagles fishing techniques. We will also demonstrate the cheeky and inquisitive behaviour of the African Harrier Hawk. Have our Black Kites swooping and feasting on food in flight while our stunning White Headed Vulture takes flight into our valley.
If you have missed our summer flying displays don’t worry from the 11th September we will be starting our Autumn flying displays. https://falconrycentre.co.uk/spring-autumn-flying-displays/
Runs 6th July – 12th September
Immerse yourself in a world of birds of prey found in the USA, from beautiful Great Horned Owls skimming silently over the top of your head, to the speed and agility of our stunning American Kestrels. We then step it up in size to watch the ever-impressive Bald Eagle soaring over head with its huge wingspan. Finally, be enchanted by our beautiful Burrowing Owls, learn the ways of the Turkey Vulture and watch our Red Legged Seriema run!
If you have missed our summer flying displays don’t worry from the 18th September we will be starting our Autumn flying displays. https://falconrycentre.co.uk/spring-autumn-flying-displays/
All displays are weather dependent and subject to change due to the weather conditions on the day and the centres commitments.