The Hawk Conservancy Trust is a fascinating place where you can watch vultures enjoying a snack, and herons tucking into their lunch. You can also see flying demonstrations by birds of prey (and even hold one, if you're brave enough!).
One of the most popular displays is 'Valley of the Eagles' where eagles, kites and vultures fill the sky (watch out for low-flying bird poop!). Birds flying this year include Griffon Vultures, Bald Eagles, Brahminy Kites, Black Kites, and Bateleur Eagles.
Directions from A303: It's 4 miles west of Andover, and half a mile from the main A303 road. There are brown tourist board signs from the A303.
Admission times: See the website for up-to-date details and daily timetables.
Admission charge: £15.00 for adults, £11.36 for children (4-15), Children under 3 free, £14.09 for Students and £14.09 for Seniors. A family ticket, covering 2 adults and 2 children costs £47.95 (additional children will be charged at £10.45). Pre-booking is recommended if you would like to guarantee your visit for a chosen date
Toilets: Yes
Refreshments: Yes
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