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Birds of Prey
While many species of bird feed on other animals, the birds of prey, or raptors are a unique group that have sophisticated methods of hunting. Birds of Prey have extremely good eyesight, enabling them to seek and catch prey on the ground or in flight
Open Everyday from 9.30am
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African Spotted Eagle Owl
African Spotted Eagle Owls mate for life and nest on the ground. Breeding begins in July continuing to the first weeks February. The female lays 2 - 4...
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Barn Owl
Medium sized owl, with relatively long legs, and heart shaped facial disk. Very variable in colouration depending on race, from pale birds with white ...
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Bengal Eagle Owl
Large eared owl with orange eyes. Tawny-buff colouration mottled with black, paler below with black steaks. Dark and light morphs have been described....
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European Eagle Owl
Very large owl with prominent ear tufts and vivid orange eyes. Very variable throughout range....
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Harris Hawk
This is a large hawk with a long tail and broad wings. These remarkable birds of prey are smart and social hunters. The hunt in packs and work togethe...
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Little Owl
Small owl with squat appearance. Brownish above, heavily mottled with white, and white or buff below boldly streaked with brown. Indistinct facial dis...
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Snowy Owl
Large, pure white owl with black markings, females being more heavily marked than males. Very small ear tufts, often not visible and yellow eyes...
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Spectacled Owl
Largish, earless owl with distinctive white spectacles, on a dark brown facial disk. Dark brown above, yellowish-buff below with broad chocolate colou...
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Tawny Owl
Medium sized owl with no ear tufts and dark eyes and a stocky appearance. Variable colouration with grey brown and rufous morphs with intermediates. G...
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