A passage female Lanner Falcon. This little falcon is truly the most predictable and reliable falcon we work with and has been the scourge of pigeon population all over Dubai. |
This female African Peregrine was bred in 2005. She is a very capable Pigeon Control bird and has worked in many difficult environments around Dubai. However, her lack of faith in strangers has so far kept her from the display team. |
Our 2004 male Peales x Anatum Peregrine Hybrid is a very athletic falcon who doesn’t enjoy sharing his food. |
A female African Peregrine x Black Shaheen bred in 2006. A very beautiful and fast athlete who is a keystone both in our Bird Control and particular our Falcon Shows. |
A stunning male North African Lanner Falcon who, when he isn’t busy controlling pigeon populations, is stealing everybody’s hearts at the shop. |
A 2003 Peales Tiercel trained as a game hawk. He goes by the abbreviated name of Samuel Peeps The Peeps-Meister General. |
A remarkable male African Peregrine falcon bred in 2005. A wonderful Pigeon Control bird and a veteran of 100’s of Falcon Shows where his speed never fails to impress. |
This young Red-Naped Shaheen, bred in 2008 has a lot to learn but she shows great aggression and lots of promise. |
Big Bird, Black Bird, Black Beauty is a 2007 female Gyr x Black Shaheen Hybrid. Her stunning looks are unquestionable. Her flying style is jet to be explored though we are hoping for truly great things. |
Abby is a 2002 Female Hybrid Gyr x Lanner (50%/50%) Supermodel, who loves the cameras. She struggles to catch pigeons due to the speed of these birds but chases them enthusiastically and her size and looks makes an invaluable asset to our Display Team. |
‘Sledge’, a feisty African Little Sparrowhawk, was illegally imported into the UAE in 2001. Unfortunately the smugglers plucked out her primary flight feathers for the journey here and they never grew back in all these years. |
Following confiscation she ‘looked after’ (kept in line!) the rest of the team for years living in adjacent housing next to the falcon team. She caught many small birds who disrespected her personal drinking water and in 2006 became the mother to 4 eggs that, of course, never hatched. She didn’t seem too disturbed by this! |
