 Also a carnivour, but not part of the birds of prey species I work with. Frequently spotted in the park at the pond trying to catch toads and fish.
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 Another flying carnivore but these do not have feathers.
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 There are other beautiful flying creatures in the raptor park.
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 A crow nesting in a tree that is in the middle of the birds of prey park.
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 The name suggests a sweat feline carnivour, however this is not true. Some of the Spring vegetation found in the birds of prey park.
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 Wild ducks often frequent the pond at Falconcrest. However when we fly the birds of prey, they soon leave.
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 In the Spring the woods surrounding the birds of prey park burst into life.
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 It's amazing how big goldfish can become if you put them in a large pond. These fish have been in the pond 2 years and have doubled in size.
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 Fungus on a dead tree trunk.
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 This camougalge is not working.
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 Work horse dressed up.
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 There are other carnivores in the birds of prey park besides the raptors.
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 A formidable flying hunter that can maneuver in six directions whilest in flight.
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 Beautifull flowers in the park during the summer months
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 Orange Lily in the garden at the falconry.
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 A moorhen made the pond her home.
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 Not everything beautifull has feathers at Falconcrest, the flora during Spring and Summer are also quite diverse.
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 In Dutch they are called 'horse flowers' because horses like to eat them, however my cockateel also has a taste for these plants.
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 Water lilies in the pond at Falconcrest.
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 I am certain that rabbits are not very clever, as there are many rabbits in the park
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 Little amphibians on the loose.
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 The rule is : No dogs in the park. And has life has taught me, there are always exceptions.
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 Saluki's running loose in the park, these dogs are real fast.
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 This turtle just appeard in the pond at Falconcrest and has made it it's home.
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 Vulture circling low ready to land and get something to eat.
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 It is not a dragonfly, but also eats meat.
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 We have named the water turtle 'Nessie'. Normally wild animals avoid humans but not Nessie.
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 Frozen ground at the park during winter, it can get really cold.
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