World of Owls

18/06/2026

Meet Lida our Steppe Eagle!

Steppe Eagle's will migrate depending on the year, during spring for breeding they can be found in Russia Kazakhstan and Mongolia, whereas for their winter migration they will be found in sub-Saharan Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, and South Asia.

These birds are most adapted for dry open spaces, typically semi-deserts and savannas, which is where they will typically eat smaller mammals and even carrion.

Steppe Eagle's are the only type of eagle that will nest primarily on the ground! They will usually have 1-3 eggs in a clutch and in successful nests one or two eagle's will fledge.

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Located in Randalstown Forest  
The centre is OPEN Tue - Sun, 11am - 5pm, last admission 4pm. 
 
Adult - £12
Child / OAP - £9 
Family Ticket x2 Adults & x2 Children - £40
 
As a Charity and a Sanctuary which is run by volunteers, your visit makes a real difference and goes to help with the daily care of the birds and the running of the centre. 

17/06/2026

🦉16 left available 🦉

Hey ladies and gents we have 16 of these stunning sun catchers left just £4 each 😍 I’m at the centre this Saturday so can leave them there for you with names on or post for £1.80

Comment below if you would like any and a screenshot of payment straight to world of owls bank account or PayPal 🦉🦅

16/06/2026

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16/06/2026

Kookie the Laughing Kookabura showing off the gorgeous blue in her wings!

Did you know that Laughing Kookbura's are actually part of the King Fisher sub family? They are native to Australia and are being introduced to New Zealand and Tasmania.

Laughing Kookabura's are monogamous, retaining the same partner for life, often being accompanied by up to five of their non-breeding off-spring from previous years who will help defend their territory, which is where you may hear them laughing!

The laughing call these birds make is a territorial call to defend their territory, often times several Laughing Kookabura's can be making it a time.

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Located in Randalstown Forest  
The centre is OPEN Tue - Sun, 11am - 5pm, last admission 4pm. 
 
Adult - £12
Child / OAP - £9 
Family Ticket x2 Adults & x2 Children - £40
 
As a Charity and a Sanctuary which is run by volunteers, your visit makes a real difference and goes to help with the daily care of the birds and the running of the centre. 

15/06/2026

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15/06/2026

Garden Show Ireland in Antrim - Poster pin up of the year goes to our Thomas. He likes TV dinners and long walks on the beech. 😁

13/06/2026

We had a wonderful busy display today at the Antrim Home and Garden event. In 25 years of displaying i think this was one of our busiest ever.
Thank you to Marie-Clare from A&NBC for her invitation and wonderful support for the boroughs animal charity.

10/06/2026

World of Owls would like to thank "Go Visit Northern Ireland" for their very kind donation and making us their charity of the year. Please check them out for things to do in Northern Ireland.

"https://govisitnorthernireland.com/client/world-of-owls"