16/05/2026
Looking for something to do this weekend. Then why not head down and join us for one of our flying display or both.
Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre is home to nearly 40 birds of prey and owls. Daily flying shows at 11:30 and 14:00. We are open from 10am every day.
Admission, Bird of Prey Experiences, and Gift Vouchers can be purchased on line from the website. Loch Lomond Bird of Prey Centre has evolved to be one of the premier Bird of Prey Centres in the country. The centre is located in the loch-side woodland and is home to nearly forty birds of prey and owls, including Orla & Scout, our magnificent Golden Eagles. Our high standards of welfare and husband
16/05/2026
Looking for something to do this weekend. Then why not head down and join us for one of our flying display or both.
Birds of Prey can tuck their bodies to fit through small gaps in a number of ways as seen in this clip from Duke.
Techniques for Navigating Tight Gaps.
Wing Tucking/Morphing:
When encountering a narrow opening, birds of prey often fold their wings inward, effectively reducing their wingspan to the width of their torso.
Vertical Orientation:
If a gap is narrow but tall, birds may rotate their bodies vertically to fit, rather than passing through horizontally.
Active Braking:
When gaps are smaller than their outstretched wingspan, they often brake before the opening and increase their wingbeat frequency to maintain control.
High-Speed Passing:
Some birds of prey, such as goshawks, can fly through narrow, complex spaces (like tree branches) at high speed, relying on precise navigation rather than slowing down.
03/05/2026
Kiko our barn owl has been getting very lazy with her hovering lately, staying low and going straight to the gloved hand hidden behind my back. So we have been doing some training with her to get her to hover better and it’s slowly staring to pay off.
28/04/2026
RED FOOTED FALCON - Falco Vespertinus.
This little falcon is found through Eastern Europe and Asia and winters in Africa. It is a regular visitor to Western Europe and the UK. Both the male and female are very colourful birds, this is Snap our female. The male is a blue/grey colour.
A varied diet of insects, amphibians, birds, reptiles and small mammals. The red footed falcon can be seen to hover, very much like the Eurasian Kestrel.
Unfortunately this little species is classed as vulnerable on the IUCN Red List.
22/04/2026
The weather has been glorious over the last couple of days and the birds are really enjoying the better weather to fly in.
We are open everyday from 10am with our flying displays at 11:30am and 2:00pm.
If you would like to join us on our fly a bird experience at 1pm every day then we do advise to book online as spaces are limited.
If you fancy enhancing your visit with one of our other experiences they are available at 10am and 2:30pm every day and online booking is required.
Click the link to visit our booking page https://llbopc.co.uk/Packages.html
01/04/2026
We have been working very hard behind the scenes on something for our summer displays. This has been in the pipeline for sometime but we can finally reveal to you “Hamish” our new white stork ( Ciconia Ciconia ).
Training has gone really well and he has settled into life here at the centre brilliantly. We are still working with him behind the scenes but he is now in his aviary for everyone to greet.
White storks breed within Europe and winter in Africa and South Africa, making them a long distance migrant. White storks will eat insects, amphibians, fish, reptiles, small animals and birds.
Thanks to conservation projects such as the white stork project, these magnificent birds are once again in uk skies.
One of the most impressive owls in the world, native to the artic regions of North America and the Paleartic. The Snowy Owl ( bubo scandiacus ) is one of the largest owls in the world and the only owl with mainly white plumage. Breeding mostly in the artic tundra and nesting on the ground, these impressive owls will eat lemmings, water birds such as ducks and mammals.
They are a nomadic bird meaning they will rarely breed in the same location or with the same mate and can often not breed at all if prey is unavailable.
21/03/2026
Good Morning and what a morning it is. The perfect way to start the weekend, dry, warm and blue skies.
We prefer it this way and so do our birds, after many wet and windy days it’s great to have some nice weather for the birds to fly well in.
They should do exactly that today in our 11:30am & 2:00pm demonstrations.
Hope to see you all then.
18/03/2026
CALLING ALL SCHOOLS, GROUPS, TOUR OPERATORS, AND ORGANISERS.
We have now added Group Bookings and School Visits to our on-line booking system. This make it so much easier to book and pay for admission for larger groups. No need to contact us prior to the visit. Simply go on line, enter the number of visitors, (minimum numbers do apply), select the date, add to cart, and pay. Those organisations or companies requiring a VAT invoice will be sent an invoice/receipt at time of booking.
We look forward to seeing you.
Experiences "Great place to visit. The birds are amazing and who could not love Orla. The centre is spotless, I can’t wait to go back."
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