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Winter Owl Evenings
Winter Owl Evenings in 2013 We have two running in February this year on the 15th and 16th to c...
Visiting the ICBP
If this is your first time visiting the ICBP or you are a seasoned veteran coming back time after ...
Photo Experience Full Day
This day is designed for all photographers regardless of their experience or equipment, so whether y...
Vulture Project in South Asia
South Asian Crisis for Vultures In 1999 the Centre was contacted by a good friend, a scientis...
The oldest bird of prey centre in the world
The International Centre for Birds of Prey is the oldest dedicated birds of prey centre in the world...
About
About ICBP The International Centre for Birds of Prey is the oldest dedicated bird of prey centre...
Breeding Successes
CAPTIVE BREEDING SUCCESSES International Centre for Birds of Prey 1967 onwards The Internatio...
Finding a Baby Bird
What to do if you find a young or baby bird During the breeding season most rehabilitators ar...
The Hunting Day
This is not a day for the faint hearted or the unfit as you will be doing a fair bit of walking, ...
Five Day Falconry Course
The five day falconry course is run for those who are seriously interested in taking up Falconry, ...
The Hawk Day
Arriving at 9.45am for a 10.00am start please. We do start promptly so if you are late we will st...
The Falconry Weekend
The Falconry Weekend August 31st & September 1st at the ICBP 2013 PUT THE DATES IN YOUR D...
Lectures
Lectures Despite the crucial role that birds of prey play in the natural order, they have l...
Mozart's Story
Mozart, the story of an Owl Jemima Parry-Jones MBE This is a story about a Eurasian Eagle...
The International Centre for Birds of Prey is the oldest dedicated birds of prey centre in the world, but unless you are interested in birds of prey – why visit?
Well I can almost guarantee that you will enjoy it. We humans are surrounded by birds in our daily lives, but so often don’t notice them, a visit here gives you the opportunity to see one group of birds up close, with in many cases no wire, and watch them fly amazingly close to you.
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Babies and more babies
The breeding season is upon us. Here at ICBP our season is long and involved. It usually starts the previous year with some birds laying as early as December and indeed we have three pairs of birds on eggs by mid January. This year we hope for a bumper crop of young birds, it is
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Job Ad for the Hawk Board
Many people out there who keep birds of prey and owls in any of the aspects there are may think that the Hawk Board is a waste of time, or a meeting place to have fun or jobs for the boys. WRONG. The Hawk Board has kept falconry legal and alive for the last three decades and it is not a fun thing to do, but if you care about still being able to keep and or fly or breed diurnal and nocturnal birds of prey it is crucial. Below is an advert for a paid position on the Hawk Board.
Applications are invited
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