Pendle visitors go wild for feathered friends (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Pendle visitors go wild for feathered friends
9:00pm Wednesday 11th April 2012 in Barnoldswick
Four-year-old Logan Brodie with Amigo the spotted owl. Above left, Kris Hopkins and daughter Mia, 19 months, with Del the hawk.
YOUNGSTERS got the chance to get up close to birds of prey at a special Easter event.
A display of eagles, hawks, falcons, owls and vultures took place on Easter Monday at Thornton Hall Farm, near Barnolds-wick.
Bosses said some of the UK’s largest free-flying birds available in public demonstrations were on show, with hundreds of people visiting.
As well as being able to watch the shows, visitors were able to hold and stroke some of the birds.
Lamb and calf-feeding also took place.
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9:19pm Wed 11 Apr 12
M Foster says...
It is hardly rocket science to get the spelling of a local town right!
Come on.