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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation - Max's Home Page
He came from the Severn Bridge, Ontario, area, and retired as a failed falconry bird. He was used particularly in vineyards, but never caught anything. Perhaps this was intentional, however ...
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Raptor Rehabilitation of Ky. - Lucy - Peregrine Falcon
He flew her for 3 years and she was an excellent falconry bird. While working with John, she starred in The Falcon and the ... eyasses at Punta Gorda, CA in 1998. Another of her sons, a falconry bird, has won several sky trials. In 1997, Lucy failed to lay any ... to place Lucy with an educational program. Lucy never forgot her falconry training and has been a joy to handle, even though she ...
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Online Zoologists: Falconry
Falconry birds are referred to as the age at which the falconer acquires the bird, so an adult falconry bird could still be referred to as "a wild caught eyas". See also {brancher}, {passage}, {haggard}, and {intermewed}. :Falcon: n. 1. A bird ...
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Peregrine Falcon Field Notes-June 1, 2007 - Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota
Phoebe is an escaped falconry bird from Kansas, and has shown us on every opportunity that she does not appreciate our ... have experienced firsthand the defensive strike of this adult female. Many people may call the bird some nasty names, but she is just doing her job as a breeding falcon. Granted ...
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The Hawk Conservancy Trust - History of Falconry
Brief History of Falconry There is no hard evidence as to exactly when and where man first trained a bird of prey, but the art of falconry was already well established in the Middle and Far East by 2000 BC. It is likely that the Romans learnt falconry ... that falconry became accessible only to the wealthy classes. Nowadays, however, hawking and falconry ...
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What can you tell me about falconry? - Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota
For example, as decreed by King Henry VIII, kings flew gyrfalcons, while servants flew kestrels. Today, falconry is still practiced worldwide, and active falconry ... the Bird of Prey by Nick Fox For information about falconry in Minnesota, click here. For information about falconry in Minnesota and other states, check out the North American Falconry Association' ...
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Falconry in Kansas
Kings", falconry has also been enjoyed by shoguns, priests and nuns, lords and ladies, and modern day falconers from all walks of life. In 1972, an amendment to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act gave protection to raptors. In the United States falconry became highly regulated, requiring federal and state permits to possess and hunt with raptors. Falconry became legal in Kansas in 1990. Falconry ...
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Migratory Bird Permit Consolidation
[Notice] Migratory Bird Species Act The species to which the Migratory Bird Species Act does not apply. [Notice] Proposed New Falconry Regs The Proposed New Falconry Regs are Out. [ ... proposal. Notice of an Environmental Assessment for Falconry and Propagation activities Notice of intent to prepare an Environmental Assessment for Falconry and Propagation activities published in the Federal ...
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Migratory Bird Permit Consolidation
Lanner and saker falcons are regularly imported into this country for use in recreational falconry or bird control at airports, and are believed to sometimes escape from their handlers, but ... lanner and saker, barbary falcons are regularly imported into this country for use in recreational falconry or bird control at airports, and are believed to sometimes escape from their handlers, but ...
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Hawk and Owl Trust | Events | Bird of prey flying display
Events | Bird of prey flying display Skip navigation | Contact Us [Viewing Options] Search this ... page Add page to favourites Save as PDF About > Events > Bird of prey flying display Bird of prey flying display Spectacular fund-raising event in ... countryside. Meet the birds and learn more about the ancient art of falconry from the professional team of A1 Pegasus Hawking. Tickets for this unique ...
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