Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre

Small Breeds farm park & Owl Centre / Trip to the farm

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We had a great day visiting the small breeds farm and owl centre in Herefordshire

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Kington Owl Sanctuary

A selection of footage from the Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre, in Kington, Herefordshire, U.K.

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Let's Visit... The Small Breeds Farm and Owl Sanctuary

A visit to the Small Breeds Farm and Owl Sanctuary in Kington in Herefordshire.

We love visiting this farm and BattleKid is enjoying it more and more as he grows older.

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Red Kites & Other Creatures

Action at the Red Kite Feeding Station, at Grigin Farm, mid Wales. Some good shots of them in flight and swooping down for their food.

Then at 02:56 on to the Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre, Kington, Herefordshire. Various waterfowl, including a black swan. Then at 04:31 we see a wide variety of owls.

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Adorable baby owls get their tiny talons painted different colours - so staff can tell them apart

Owner Jay Brittain, 63, came up with the unique idea to distinguish the fluffy owlets from one another as they look so similar at birth and overfeeding them can be fatal. So workers at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre have been painting the nails of each young fledgling using women's nail polish since the start of April. The first born Tawny owl gets orange talons, the second hatched has theirs painted purple while the third born looks pretty in pink. So far, a total of seven cute owlets born to two different mother's have been given the colourful makeovers at the centre in Kington, Herefordshire.

Small Breads Farm

An 'educational' trip to the small breeds farm in Kington.

Scottish Owl Centre Whitburn

Adorable baby owls get their tiny talons painted different colours - so staff can tell them apart

Owner Jay Brittain, 63, came up with the unique idea to distinguish the fluffy owlets from one another as they look so similar at birth and overfeeding them can be fatal. So workers at Small Breeds Farm Park and Owl Centre have been painting the nails of each young fledgling using women's nail polish since the start of April. The first born Tawny owl gets orange talons, the second hatched has theirs painted purple while the third born looks pretty in pink. So far, a total of seven cute owlets born to two different mother's have been given the colourful makeovers at the centre in Kington, Herefordshire.