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Video NationYou are in: Hereford and Worcester > Video Nation > Birds of Prey  Peregrine Falcon Birds of Preyfilm by Jemima Parry-Jones MBE Jemima Parry-Jones and her 170 birds flew back from the USA earlier this year, after she became disillusioned with a joint project to set up a birds of prey centre. She's now developing her own centre at Eardisland in Herefordshire.
Jemima Parry-Jones reckons her 170 birds of prey and five labradors are among the most travelled animals in the world. In 2004 she took her dogs and birds to South Carolina, to work on a joint project to develop an international centre for birds of prey. After three years she decided to leave the project and return to England along with all her animals. They survived the flight, and she's now developing her own world class centre at Eardisland in Herefordshire, with the help of a team of volunteers. last updated: 18/01/2008 at 10:45 You are in: Hereford and Worcester > Video Nation > Birds of Prey  |
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