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Embark on a captivating journey where nature conservation intertwines with captivating narratives: witness the beauty of Western Australia’s rescued avian species and meander through the serene bushland at your leisure.
Commence your day with a heartfelt reception from dedicated handlers whose profound understanding and affection for these majestic birds will set the stage for your exploration.
Marvel at the sight of eagles, falcons, and owls gracefully gliding mere meters away in an alfresco amphitheater, then capture a moment with a barn owl. Following the spectacle, wander through woodland paths flanked by aviaries—opt for the complete circuit or a more concise, stroller-friendly route, reveling in the tranquil bush ambiance and seasonal blossoms en route.
Highlighted features
Fascinating Birds of Prey presentation: Immerse yourself in a 40-minute live exhibition in a shaded bushland amphitheater where eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls soar overhead. Handlers divulge each bird’s tale, characteristics, and conservation status, and offer time for inquiries.
Capture a moment with a barn owl: Post-show, seize the opportunity to snap a picture with a friendly barn owl perched on your hand—an unforgettable experience for families and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
Traverse a 1km forest trail: Traverse a self-guided path through indigenous bushland, passing expansive aviaries that accommodate over 40 resident raptors, ranging from nocturnal owls to majestic wedge-tailed eagles.
Accessible pathways: The primary gravel pathway caters to all-terrain strollers and wheelchairs, while a shorter, stroller-friendly loop provides a convenient option for families or guests with restricted mobility.
Emphasis on conservation: Gain insights into how the facility rescues, rehabilitates, and, whenever feasible, releases injured birds of prey, with the assurance that your visit contributes directly to this crucial cause.
What to Bring
Ensure you have comfortable walking shoes suitable for unsealed gravel paths.
Feel free to bring your own snacks, excluding glass items, alcohol, straws, and barbecues.
Be prepared with weather-appropriate clothing, as the experience runs regardless of the weather.
Cameras for personal use are allowed, but please refrain from using flash or external lighting.
Prohibited Items
Flash photography and external lighting are prohibited to ensure the well-being of the birds.
Avoid bringing glass products, alcohol, straws, and barbecues onto the premises.
Smoking is strictly prohibited anywhere on the grounds.
All children must be accompanied by an adult during the visit.
With the exception of registered assistance animals, pets are not allowed.
Accessibility Details
The primary 1km bush walk consists of unsealed gravel paths, suitable for all-terrain prams and wheelchairs.
A shorter, stroller-friendly route is available for families with young children or those requiring easier access.
On-site parking includes designated accessible spaces.
Family-friendly facilities and accessible restrooms are provided for your convenience.
Additional Tips
Ensure punctuality as the Birds of Prey Encounter show starts promptly.
Plan for a minimum of 90 minutes to fully enjoy both the encounter and the forest walk.
The center operates in all weather conditions, with adjustments for heavy rain or wind. Check the website for any updates.
Free parking, including coach and accessible spaces, is available on-site.
Refreshments and souvenirs can be purchased, and picnic areas and a gift shop are conveniently located.
Your visit contributes to the conservation efforts for birds of prey in Western Australia.
For specific needs or further information, please reach out to the center directly.
Perth, Australia
6285
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