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Article: Birds of prey centre hopes to take wing
Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK);  December 12, 2007 ;     407 words ...A Birds of prey centre in the heart of rural Aberdeenshire could take off next year, providing ... researching the project, working closely with experts at a birds of prey centre at Loch Lomond. The Cairnleith Cottage couple plan to have a range ...

Article: Plans for new north-east birds of prey centre
Press and Journal, The Aberdeen (UK);  July 8, 2006 ;     585 words ... ... Michael McLellan, and his wife, Diane, of Methlick, have been working closely with experts at an established birds of prey centre at Loch Lomond. Mr McLellan, 49, said: "We've been down there over weekends and on holidays to get trained up to the ...

Article: Friend for tiny cherub ; Cherub is the latest arrival at the ...
Express & Echo (Exeter UK);  May 14, 2009 ;     333 words ...Cherub is the latest arrival at the Devon Bird of Prey Centre, in Newton Abbott. The tiny creature is a four-week-old baby white-faced Scops Owl who will not grow much bigger than his ...

Article: Birds benefit from charity ; Some of the most unusual ...
Express & Echo (Exeter UK);  May 8, 2008 ;     310 words ...Some of the most unusual beneficiaries of a Red Cross service this year are 39 residents of the Devon Birds of Prey Centre. The centre's manager, Karen Andriunas, broke her ankle after a fall at work last December and was worried she would ...

Article: Rare Merlin chick enjoys getting star treatment ; Meet Star, the ...
Western Morning News, The Plymouth (UK);  August 13, 2008 ;     497 words ...Meet Star, the 18-day-old fluff ball and a new addition to the flying squad at the Devon Birds of Prey Centre. The new-born merlin is the only one of its kind at the Fermoys- based South Devon centre, near Newton Abbot. Karen Andriunas ...

Article: Birds of prey centre planned.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  December 27, 2005 ;     445 words ...PLANS are being drawn up to set up a centre for birds of prey wildlife centre in the grounds of a popular Gwynedd park. The North Wales Bird Trust is hoping to open a centre at Pare Glynllifon to educate people about birds of prey. A planning application to build the centre at a large barn in the

Article: Triple treat for birds of prey centre with arrivals
The Northern Echo;  June 7, 2006 ;     278 words ...RARE birds of prey have delighted breeders by mating and hatching three young kestrels. They were born at Sion Hill Birds of Prey and Conservation Centre, near Thirsk, North Yorkshire. The birds, which are only three weeks old, are under the watchful care of centre falconer Ben Potter. One has