Bird of Prey & Falconry Aviaries
We design and handmake bird of prey aviaries and falconry mews for hawks, falcons, buzzards and owls. From a single mews for a Harris hawk to multi-bay blocks for wildlife parks, every build is made to order in Staffordshire and fitted by our own team.
Aviaries and mews we build
- Single falconry mews for one bird, with weathering area
- Multi-bay mews blocks with a shared safety corridor
- Free-loft aviaries where birds fly loose within the enclosure
- Combined mews and sheds for equipment and food preparation
- Owl aviaries – see our dedicated barn owl aviaries page
Design features
- Solid sides to reduce disturbance and stress
- Vertical bars or mesh fronts, depending on species and setup
- Shutters and insulated sections for winter
- Safety corridors and double doors to prevent escapes
- Easy-clean floors and raised feet to protect the timber
Our bird of prey projects
- 12ft x 8ft Langford aviary for a Harris hawk
- 4-bay falconry mews and side shed
- Bird of prey mews block with front corridor
- Bird of prey aviaries at Finkley Down Farm
- A bespoke aviary in the Scottish Highlands
Bird of prey aviary FAQs
What is the difference between a mews and an aviary?
A mews is traditionally a building where trained birds of prey are housed, often with a weathering area. An aviary is a larger enclosure where birds can fly freely. Many of our builds combine both.
What size aviary does a Harris hawk need?
It depends on whether the bird is flown daily and how long it spends in the aviary. Our Langford aviary is 12ft x 8ft, a popular size for a single Harris hawk.
Do you build for wildlife parks and falconry centres?
Yes. We’ve built multi-bay blocks for farms, wildlife centres and falconry displays across the UK.
Get a quote for your bird of prey aviary
We’re a small family business designing and handmaking animal housing in Staffordshire, with delivery and installation across the UK. Browse our aviaries, visit our show site in Newcastle-under-Lyme, or contact us for a bespoke quote.
