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The walker has a half-hidden ditch to negotiate before even reaching the stile which is in poor repair.

Shropshire Falconry is a falconry experience and display company based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem. They are not open to the public but can be booked for small group visits by... (more)

The tawny owl (Strix aluco) is the familiar 'brown owl' of the UK's woodlands, parks and gardens. It is Britain's most common woodland owl; a widespread breeding species throughout England, Wales and most of Scotland but... (more)

The goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) was all-but extinct as a breeding species in the UK towards the end of the nineteenth Century due to loss of their woodland habitat and persecution from gamekeepers. Sporadic breeding during the first half... (more)

The Little owl (Athene noctua) is, as its name suggests, a small owl. Little owls were introduced to the UK in the nineteenth century and the species is now resident throughout most of England (except the south west) and parts of South and... (more)

The Little owl (Athene noctua) is, as its name suggests, a small owl. Little owls were introduced to the UK in the nineteenth century and the species is now resident throughout most of England (except the south west) and parts of South and... (more)

Shropshire Falconry is a falconry experience and display company based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem. They are not open to the public but can be booked for small groups by... (more)

Mojo, a Bengal Eagle Owl, taking part in a flying display over the fields behind Shropshire Falconry who are based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem. See... (more)

Milo, the Harris Hawk, taking part in a flying display over the fields behind Shropshire Falconry which is based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem. The Harris hawk (Parabuteo... (more)

Milo, the Harris Hawk, taking part in a flying display over the fields behind Shropshire Falconry which is based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem. The Harris hawk (Parabuteo... (more)

Sidney, an Australian boobook owl (Ninox boobook), flying at speed a mere few centimetres above the ground at Shropshire Falconry which is based at a site occupying an area of around 7 acres in rural Shropshire, just to the north of Wem.... (more)

The golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is arguably one of the best-known birds of prey in the Northern Hemisphere; it is the most widely distributed species of eagle. These birds are dark brown, with lighter golden-brown plumage on their... (more)

The golden eagle (Aquila chrysaetos) is arguably one of the best-known birds of prey in the Northern Hemisphere; it is the most widely distributed species of eagle. These birds are dark brown, with lighter golden-brown plumage on their... (more)