Meet The Falcons, eagles and eagle Owl of Norfolks Falconry Display, Wymondham Falconry Displays.
Part of the fun of a falconry display is meeting the falcons before watching the gentle climbs and steep dives, sharp turns and grass cutting glides and after a falconry show, when all the falcons have had their excersise and dinner, watching them sleep it off or preen a misplaced flight feather. Norfolk falconry display have given you a little teaser, showing you each and every falcon and bird of prey we use, but also a sneak preview of the young birds of prey in training, including our European Eagle owl and Common Barn Owl. At our base in Wymondham, Norfolk there are a couple of young falcons eagerly growing strong enough to join the falconry display team.
The biggest bird of prey the Norfolk falconry display team fly is the 4 year old female Steppe Eagle, as you can see here, see how camely the Steppe Eagle is posing for this photo. This steppe eagle flies at around 7 - 8 LBS, as soon as she is in the falconry show, she flies like a dream.
The barn owl and the European Eagle owl are both in training and will be joining the Norfolk falconry display team at Wymondham in a couple of months time.
