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Burren Birds of Prey Centre, Ballyvaughan

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#1 of 12 in Wildlife in County Clare

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Burren Birds of Prey Centre provides educational flying displays of birds of prey, and the opportunity to interact with the birds first-hand. At the flying display you will see different hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls from around the world fly over your heads as the trainer describes their habits to you. Take the hawk walk to get up close and personal with the birds; you'll be given an introduction to falconry and have the chance to handle a Harris hawk for the hour. The instructor will teach you how to release and call the hawk while walking through the woods. To visit Burren Birds of Prey Centre on your trip to Ballyvaughan, use our Ballyvaughan driving holiday planner .

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• By IBallyvaughn19

  Klein aber nett, sehr nettes Personal gute Vorführung. Gut mit der Besichtigung der Ailweecave zu verbinden  more »

  Small but nice, very nice staff good demonstration. Good to connect with the tour of Ailweecave
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• By Parttimetraveller91

  We came here on our way back to Galway from the cliffs of Moher. We paid to get into the caves and the bird show for 22€ each. There are some really spectacular owls and raptors are all there to view ...  more »

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• By Oded Arbel

  An amazing experience: go to the raptor display, and more than one if you can (they are different every time with different birds and different instructors). There also a nice zoo-style display and the instructors are very friendly and seem to always be ready to talk raptors (and sometimes other birds). The major attraction though is the personal hawk walk: you get to walk into the forest carrying a Harris Hawk, release and catch it, and watch it catch things. It is a bit costly but the experience is well worth it and you can always think of it as a donation to the centre's wild life conservation efforts.

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• By Eddie Sweeney

  Excellent. Well informed trainers have great demonstration. Brilliant selection of birds with good information. Could walk around at leisure. Reasonably priced

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