It is widely believed that all Owls are nocturnal (active primarily at night), however this is a misconception. Owls are Birds of Prey which belong to the order known as Stragiformes, which includes approximately 240 species of Owl. Please contact us via e-mail for further information, thank you. Once this page is complete & published, the link will be available in the navigation menu above, so please do keep a look out! Until then, Please note that we are currently developing a page for our 'Film, Music & Other Media Work' of which our birds are available for. To enquire about using our birds for television productions, music videos, art work etc. In fact, some of our Corvids starred in the CBBC's children's adventure series, 'Raven', and also starred in Season 1 of the popular Starz television series, 'Outlander'! We can also provide any of our birds with an experienced falconer for television productions. The time the Birds are due to moult where they rest completely and eat a very rich and varied diet to aid with the moulting of old feathers and the Please note: We have seasonal Summer and Winter flyers to ensure all of our Birds get a well deserved rest which usually ends up being around Hawks & Buzzards, Falcons, Eagles and Corvids to provide you with an insight about their differences. We’ve also included a short general description about Owls,
We’ve arranged this page so that the Birds that we have are sorted into their “groups” be-it Owls, Hawks & Buzzards,įalcons, Eagles and Corvids (non-Birds of Prey). On this page, you will find our list of species of the Birds of Prey and a number of Corvids that we currently have at Falconry Scotland.
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