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4.8 (26 reviews)

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Mark,  Australia Australia
12 Dec 2023
Excellent
Very informative and entertaining. The guy doing the talk was fantastic and explained all about the way the birds are cared for.
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Natalie,  Australia Australia
01 Jan 2024
Excellent
We really enjoyed our visit. Although it was sad to see these birds in cages, we remind ourselves that these are rescued birds. The experience was informative and we’ve spoken and thought about...
We really enjoyed our visit. Although it was sad to see these birds in cages, we remind ourselves that these are rescued birds. The experience was informative and we’ve spoken and thought about what we learnt many times since. The price $22. Well spent. All funds go back into taking care of these magnificent creatures. ❤️
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Anonymous
02 Nov 2023
Excellent
Be sure to allow time for the long walk to see other birds with either before or after the show.
Eagles Heritage encounter and birds of prey forest walk

About: Eagles Heritage Raptor Wildlife Centre

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Eagles Heritage is one of Australia’s largest wildlife centres dedicated to the care of injured, orphaned or displaced raptors, including eagles, hawks, falcons, and owls. Visitors of all ages and abilities can get closer than they ever imagined to these magnificent birds of prey. Awe-inspiring flight displays are delivered twice daily, providing insight into the birds' unique adaptions and natural behaviours.

These displays also feature the rare opportunity for visitors to have their photo taken with a resident barn owl. A self-guided 1 km walk takes visitors through the tranquil native forest, where they can meet an astounding array of powerful and elusive birds of prey.

Wednesday Closed
Thursday 10:00 - 16:00
Friday 10:00 - 16:00
Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Sunday 10:00 - 16:00
Monday 10:00 - 16:00
Tuesday Closed
Eagles Heritage Raptor Wildlife Centre
341 Boodjidup Road, Margaret River WA, 6285, Margaret River
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