Owl Park San Vigilio

Very nice!!

Really nice experience, many owls and birds of prey including an eagle from various parts of the world. From the Siberian (huge) to the Malay one. Big and small. All born in captivity, not removed from their habitat. My 5 year old son but we were also fascinated by it. The location, they say, is provisional, in fact I would see them better in the woods, perhaps just outside the village.

Beautiful experience. Wonderful specimens and very interesting information. I was initially quite perplexed because I thought they were animals that were captured and kept in cages. Instead they are specimens born in captivity or hospitalized for their own safety and reproduced precisely to protect species that are often at risk. So by visiting this park you will also help support an important natural preservation initiative. The curator of the structure, as well as guide, carries out his business with great passion and shares his knowledge with engaging enthusiasm. Definitely worth a visit.

Discovered by chance on Facebook, the structure is part of a program for the protection of species of birds of prey at risk or which, for other reasons, cannot live in the wild. It was a good experience, both for the beauty of the specimens present, and for the fact that the latter are really well kept. In fact, the manager really cares about the animals and is very knowledgeable in the matter. In addition, he dispenses very interesting information, especially if you ask him questions.

Variety of owls, owls, tawny owls, barbagianni and even a golden eagle. Nocturnal or near-night world made vivid by the splendid guide who provides endless detailed information on the tour of the temporary posts which lasts less than an hour. Recommended for families with older children.