Cotswold Falconry Centre

We visited the Cotswold Falconry Centre not knowing what to expect. To begin we were a little unsure of seeing birds in captivity however it was soon apparent that the Centre really cares about the birds and is doing some amazing work by breeding some rare species which are threatened with extinction. The collection includes many raptors - each having very interesting descriptions as how many are left in the wild, breeding notes etc . We went in the afternoon so only saw one demonstration but this included three kites from the Centre being intercepted by a lone wild kite and the three kites all returned safely and willingly went back into their cages. The two handlers were very enthusiastic and made our experience great fun.

Cotswold Falconry Centre is an eagle protection center, raising a lot of eagles, under the guidance of the staff, you can interact with eagles with special leather gloves, feed and take pictures, a very interesting attraction!

Close contact with birds such as owls, eagles and other birds, and the surrounding scenery is also beautiful. 25 minutes walk from Morton In Marsh train station. Open at 10 o'clock every day. Tickets 10 pounds. The performance is the best, starting at 11:00. The narrator here loves their trained animals. The explanation is also very input.

I was here for the first time with the owl and it was very interesting.