Pacific Northwest Raptors

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Anthony and Heather wedding 2010

Starting to practice slalom with duck!

Duck (a Harris hawk) flying in woods. Just a typical exercise routine

For him!

Join The Richmond Reel as we head to The 4th Annual Raptor Festival held in Terra Nova Rural Park in Richmond. Lots of fantastic birds of prey to c...

Video clip from Pacific Northwest Raptors. PNWraptors is an educational and entertaining place to learn about hawks, eagles, falcons and many othe...

Check out this cool video that shows our typical tour and demo at Pacific Northwest Raptors. Notice how comfortable the birds are at flying around...

Our Christmas Barn Owls! Soon to be flying...

Boomer, a Laughing Kookaburra, has a small meal of grasshoppers - we're trying this out for the first time.

Saker falcon having a blast on a beautiful day. Flying with a raven.

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Elton, at the Pacific Northwest Raptor Centre in Duncan, BC

Birds Up Close this summer at the Vancouver Aquarium

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Arrow checking out his new surroundings at Church and State.

Lucifera - a Ferruginous Hawk takes a bath at Pacific Northwest Raptors. She is abøut 6 weeks old in the video. She was hatched at PNWR, her parent...

After this male pygmy owl was released with a back-pack mounted transmitter, he was tracked and this video was taken of him with a vole he had caug...

We like this commercial! Taxi did a good job.

Birds of Prey in Flight. March 9 through June 28.

The Vancouver Aquariums newest show takes flight on March 9th. Birds of Prey in Flight features...

Fostering a juvenile Bald Eagle into a nest - his original nest was unreachable. A great success, the parents (and "sister" bald eagle in nest) acc...

Promo/info about PNWR centre

This video shows how the raptors are effective at the dispersal of birds at the landfill. They are also useful at farms, vineyards, airports, sawm...

This video is about a bald eagle that was rehabilitated and then released.

A short video showing a couple of pigmy owls. They were released back into the wild in 2010 and tracked for post-release research.