Two Hour Hands-On Falconry Experience For One (€39) or Two (€69) at Woodlands Falconry (Up to 66% Off) A bird in the hand is worth more than two in a bush, although two birds in a bush will not be accepted as legal tender in most parts of the UK. Learn the birds from the bees with today's Groupon from Woodlands Falconry. Choose from the following options: • €39 for a two h... Receive updates now- 61%

Two Hour Hands-On Falconry Experience For One (€39) or Two (€69) at Woodlands Falconry (Up to 66% Off)

Highlights

Over 20 birds of prey
Species such as appenzellers, zebra finches, hobby falcons and more
Restaurant and Rathwood shopping centre nearby

The Deal

Entrance into Bird of Prey Centre
Chance to see birds of prey including owls, hawks, falcons and a golden eagle
Walk with a large Harris hawk
Cameras welcome

Fine Print

Expires 23 June 2012.
Limit 1 Groupon per 1 or 2 people. May buy multiple as gifts. Booking required. 24 hour cancellation policy. Valid Wed, Fri and Sat, 11am-1pm and 2pm-5pm. Max. group size 12. Valid on option purchased only.
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A bird in the hand is worth more than two in a bush, although two birds in a bush will not be accepted as legal tender in most parts of the UK. Learn the birds from the bees with today's Groupon from Woodlands Falconry. Choose from the following options:

• €39 for a two hour hands-on falconry experience for one person (61% off)

• €69 for a two hour hands-on falconry experience for two people (66% off)

Taking soaring raptors under his wing, Tommy Byrne is a friend and confidante of the highest of flyers, such as appenzellers, zebra finches, and hobby falcons. Dozens of majestic creatures nest at Rathwood Home and Garden, where they say hello to visitors and spread their wings for educational endeavours and Mother Nature’s air show.

In a falconry course for first-time handlers, visitors will get to see up to 24 multifarious floaters such as owls, hawks, falcons, and a golden eagle as they tread the timberland. Up to 15 people can follow the birds of a feather as they flock together, heading out on a hawk walk with either Martha or Hilda, two large Harris hawks.