We have developed a range of activity and information resources for schools, community groups and individuals.

*Educational posters

These laminated A3 bird of prey posters have been created to highlight the remarkable features of raptors.  They are available at a cost of $15 each (plus postage) from our shop here.

  • The Australian Diurnal Birds of Prey poster is a comparison chart focusing on Australian species, the physical differences and adaptions of various taxonomic groups and their conservation status.
  • The Barn Owl poster features close up photography of many of the adaptions that make this favourite owl such a perfect nocturnal predator. It also features a series of photographs of one of our previous Barn Owls from age 21 days to adult.

 

*Owl Pellet Prac Pack: Order by emailing us directly

NOTE: Demand for Owl Pellets is very high. We currently have a waiting list and lead times for delivery may be as long as 6 months.

Please contact us with the number of pellets required, if you would like to be on our waiting list for owl pellets. We are hoping to augment our team of education birds soon with a new Barn Owl. This will hopefully increase our daily Owl Pellet Harvest.

Schools and educators based in Australia only can purchase owl pellet dissection kits or owl pellets separately at the following prices:

Dissection kit (includes 5 owl pellets) = $50 plus postage. The kit includes the following items:

  • Magnifying glass
  • Tweezers
  • Petri dish
  • Owl pellets (x 5)
  • Dissection instructions
  • Educational handouts
  • Fold out owl poster
  • Owl postcard

Additional owl pellets = $3 each

*Free resources

In addition to our educational posters, we have created a number of interactive resources. These are available at no cost and can be accessed by emailing us directly.  These free resources are listed below:

Information handouts:

  • Key adaptions of birds of prey: understanding their prowess and amazing abilities
  • Basic needs of birds of prey: understanding their habitat needs
  • How birds of prey have infiltrated our language: a history of falconry