falconry

The days of our falconry course had a set pattern.

He is also reported to like big game hunting and falconry.

It is known that falconry was pursued in the area.

He did not take well to army life, but got in a little falconry with falcons.

Falconry is currently practiced in many countries around the world.

It is used as a falconry bird in its native range.

After we'd sat and talked in Brian's kitchen for a while, we were taken through to the falconry part of the house.

Falconry remains an important part of the Arab heritage and culture.

The 26 bedroom Castle has a private lake and falconry school.

There are different schools of thought when it comes to feeding falconry birds.

So far, the falconry program appears to be working.

The castle features a museum, a restaurant, and a falconry center.

Contacting a local falconry club or association is usually the first step to learning.

It is a common bird to be used in falconry, especially by beginners.

Falconry for centuries has been a royal sport in Europe.

There is a large literature on falconry, which has an extensive vocabulary.

"Come, the horses are ready, we've some falconry to do."

But I have an appointment to keep with a man who has promised to teach me the fine art of falconry.

I would point out, however, that Article 9(1), of the common position poses a real problem for those who engage in falconry.

The house is a private residence, though the gardens are open to the public and include a falconry centre.

The Book contains six texts on falconry, two of which have not survived in any other form.

Falconry reached its greatest popularity in medieval and early modern Europe.

The first few lines of the speech are full of images and words from falconry.

Antonia Forest's publishers wanted something different so she wrote a book about falconry instead.

The twins became fascinated with falconry, teaching themselves the basics from reading books.