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Falconry

Falconry is the hunting of wild animals in their natural state and habitat by means of a trained bird of prey. Small animals are hunted; squirrels and rabbits often fall prey to these birds. Two traditional terms are used to describe a person involved in falconry: a "falconer" flies a falcon; an "austringer" (Old French origin) keeps Eurasian goshawks…

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Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Ar…
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2021 (16th session)
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Birds used in contemporary falconry

Husbandry, training, and equipment

Falconry around the world

Clubs and organizations

Captive breeding and conservation

Hybrid falcons

Artificial selection and domestication

Escaped falconry birds

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Falconry

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related to Literature and film · 160
Falconry → Aang's, Actress Stana Katic, Akira Himekawa, Alberighi, American, Americans, Among, Andy Straka, Ardeth Bay, Avatar, Ba Sing Se, Barnsley, Barry Hines, Best Mystery, Billy Casper, Bloomsbury, Bodonchar Munkhag, Borjigan, Box's Joe Pickett, British
related to Timeline · 146
Falconry → AD, America, An Assyrian, Anglo-Saxons, Antigonus, Antioch, Arab, Arabian Peninsula, Argos, Aristotle, Around, Arverni, Asakura Norikage, August, Aves, Avitus, Ayala, Babylon, Baekje, Battle
related to Further reading · 139
Falconry → Alberghetti, Albuquerque, Alcántara, Alessandro, Alexander, Altai-Kazakh, Altaic Kazakh Falconers, An Essential Dictionary, Archived, Arjen, Ars Accipitraria, Arte, Ash, Asiatic Society, Ayala, Beatriz, Beebe, Beltrán, Bernard Quaritch, Beschreibung
related to history · 45
Falconry → AD, Also, Altai, Antioch, Arabic, Aristotle's, Asia, Aves, BC, Bedouin, Birds, Central Asia, Compendium, De, De Scientia Venandi, Din's, During, Epic, Europe, Evidence
related to Intangible cultural heritage · 33
Falconry → As, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Humanity, Hungary, In, Intangible Cultural Heritage, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Nominated, Originally
related to Falconry around the world · 24
Falconry → Abu Dhabi, ADIHEX, American, Arab, Dubai, Eastern Europe, Emirates, Eurasian, Every, Harris, Hospital, In, In West Asia, North America, Peregrines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, The, The Abu Dhabi Falcon, The Eurasian
related to Captive breeding and conservation · 21
Falconry → By, David Jamieson, DDT, Düsseldorf, Endangered Species Act, Falconry Centre, German, Germany, Gloucestershire, Heinz Meng, In, In Great Britain, Les Boyd, Newent, North America, PCBs, Peregrine Fund, Phillip Glasier, Renz Waller, The
related to Falconry in Britain in 1973 · 20
Falconry → August, Britain, Captive, Dumfriesshire, Falcons, For, Harris's, If, It, John Morris's, Leafield, Most, Peregrine, Ronald Stevens's, Royal Air Force, Scotland, Taking, The, White Hill, World War II
related to Clubs and organizations · 19
Falconry → Although, Association, BFC, British Falconers' Club, British Isles, Canada, Established, Hawk Board, In, It, Mexico, Most USA, NAFA, Old Hawking Club, The North American Falconers, UK, United States, US, Working
related to In Great Britain · 18
Falconry → After, Birds, Britain, British, Chief Wildlife Act Inspector, Countryside Act, Countryside Bill, DNA, Great Britain, In, Protection, Royal Society, Since, The, UK, US, Westminster, Wildlife

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falcon birds falcons used hunting species hawk falconer hawks falconers prey bird peregrine also wild book north breeding raptors united

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FalconryCountryAustria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Morocco, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Saudi Ar…1.00infobox
FalconryInscription2021 (16th session)1.00infobox
FalconryListRepresentative1.00infobox
FalconryReference017081.00infobox
Falconryis ahunting of wild animals in their natural state and habitat by means of a trained bird of prey0.90text
Falconryis alargest multi-national element on the Representative List.In their rationale for inscription on the list0.90text
rabbitsinstance ofthe prairie falcon and the gyrfalcon can capture small mammal prey0.80text
haresinstance ofthe prairie falcon and the gyrfalcon can capture small mammal prey0.80text
starlings or sparrowsinstance ofare most often flown on small birds0.80text
but can also be used for recreational bug hawkinginstance ofare most often flown on small birds0.80text
PCBsinstance ofCaptive breeding and conservationThe successful and now widespread captive breeding of birds of prey began as a response to dwindling wild populations due to persistent toxins0.80text
DDTinstance ofCaptive breeding and conservationThe successful and now widespread captive breeding of birds of prey began as a response to dwindling wild populations due to persistent toxins0.80text

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