Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Michael Willis. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Around 60 people attended the event held at Fens Falconry in Wisbech on Saturday (August 25).
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities.
Ellen Carlile, who organised the event, said: “It was a wonderful day and the children really loved it.
“It was a chance for us to get people in and show them who we are and appreciate what we do with the birds.
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Chelsea. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
“We held an Easter egg hunt earlier in the year so decided it would be a good idea to do something like this. It’s nice to be able to raise a bit of money for the centre too.
“Hopefully this will be an annual event now.”
The day ran from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Connor Washington. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
Children were able to take part in a range of bird handling sessions with dedicated instructors as well as take part in games and activities. Michael Willis. Photo: Ian Carter (Image: Archant)
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