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Bonding with nature
Students enjoyed a very entertaining, informative, and hands-on experience in December, when Luke from Wye Valley Falconry brought in array of magnificent birds of prey to the College. It gave students the opportunity to learn about, and interact with, some of these majestic creatures.
The highlight of the day was meeting Elsa, a Long-Eared Owl. Students were able to hold Elsa, wearing a leather gauntlet for protection. They also had the chance to touch Marmite, a Black Barn Owl, gaining a tactile understanding of Marmite's feathers.
In addition to Elsa and Marmite, students were introduced to Basil, an African Eagle Owl, Chester, a Harris Hawk, and Beatrice, a Lanner Falcon. These impressive birds captivated the students with their size, beauty, and distinctive characteristics.
It was a wonderfully enriching experience and massive thanks to Luke for providing a thoroughly entertaining and educational experience, which was enjoyed by all.
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