The birds of prey from our farm

Have you ever seen them up close and real? It will be an unforgettable experience!

Not only alpacas, but also our beautiful raptors are waiting for you!
In fact, on our farm you will find Siberian eagle owls, Snowy owls, Harris Buzzards and White-faced Scops owl.

Have you ever seen them up close and real?
It will be an unforgettable experience.

• SIBERIAN EAGLE OWL
For centuries hunted, but also feared and revered, the Eagle Owl is the largest nocturnal bird of prey in Europe. With a wingspan of just under 2 meters, it can be over 50 cm long. Distinctive feature are the huge golden yellow eyes, used by this bird to see where no one can see. So showy and at the same time very sensitive ears and fawn plumage, dotted with brown on the back.

• HARRIS BUZZARD
The Harris Buzzard has dimensions ranging from 45 to 60 cm in length for a weight of up to 1,200 kg. The variegated color of the plumage is dominated by intense brown with reddish hues in the upper part of the wings and by white-black streaks in the lower part and on the tail. Unlike its closest relatives, the Harris Buzzard loves community life very much and lives in more or less dense groups that count on average 15 specimens. Harris's hawk always shows good character, little fearful of people and things.

• WHITE FACE SCOPS OWL
It looks like a small owl with a shiny silver-gray plumage. The head is very characteristic, with a white facial disc bordered in very contrasting black and with large eyes with an orange iris. Unlike large owls, this little owl has diurnal habits and is not a great flyer, but prefers to jump on the ground in search of small prey.

• SNOWY OWL
The white owl is also known as the "snow owl", due to the characteristic color of the coat that resembles an expanse of fresh snow. It belongs to the species called "Nyctea scandiaca", although some scholars associate it with the genus Bubo (owl). In fact, it may happen to hear the owl also called Snowy Owl. It is a very elegant animal, characterized by a slow and silent flight. It moves through the trees with skill, carefully observing the ground to catch the movement of its next prey.