The falconry experience in Norcia offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of birds of prey, designed for beginners. The activity takes place in a natural setting in the surroundings of Norcia and begins with a theoretical section on birds of prey: their characteristics, behavior, and ethology. During this part of the experience, participants will observe several birds up close to learn about their habits and their bond with the falconer.

Next comes the practical part, which includes an explanation of basic training techniques and how to manage a falcon on a daily basis, including feeding and general care of the animal. Topics such as the history of falconry and the most common diseases affecting birds of prey are also covered.

The experience also includes a walk in the woods with the falcon, a unique opportunity to observe the bond between human and animal in a natural and controlled setting. The program is designed to be educational and engaging, suitable for all beginners interested in learning more about birds of prey and the basics of falconry.

Indicative program (approximately 2 hours):

Woodland walk with the falcon
Practical training demonstrations
Feeding and daily care
Ethology and behavior of birds of prey
Basic falconry techniques
Historical background on falconry
Major diseases of birds of prey
Types of birds of prey

The activity is subject to weather conditions. In case of strong wind or thunderstorms, the experience may be rescheduled or refunded.

The activity is subject to weather conditions. In case of strong wind or thunderstorms, the experience may be rescheduled or refunded.