Falconry Through the Ages

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Emma Raphael from Raphael Historic Falconry takes a fascinating look at falconry through the ages, from Romans to Victorians via the Saxons, medieval age and Tudors.
Filmed at Audley End House and Gardens in Essex, Emma is joined by her husband Mike and a plethora of falcons including a Merlin and Gyrfalcon to a Barn Owl and Golden Eagle.
Discover the fascinating history of falcons and their role in England's story.
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2 май 2022

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@jadebabydoll23 2 года назад

I live the costume changes per era, her knowledge and anecdotes about the subject make this video great to watch

@guhrizzlybaire 2 года назад

Gosh falcons and hawks are just so beautiful and they're big eyes are so cute even if they could just quickly rip my face off. Amazing creatures. Thanks for this interesting video.

@ziggystardust3060 2 года назад

Ah, that takes me back! I used to do a lot of falconry years ago, mainly flying a wonderfully loyal Harris hawk and a beautiful Ferruginous hawk, although I've flown quite a few others as well in my time. Your documentary really lifted my spirits, thanks! 💛

@allisarcadia2319 2 года назад

Absolutely stunning and beautiful creatures all around.

@merbearlorelei 2 года назад

*looks up falconry places near me* Thank you for such an informative video! I've always loved birds of prey, and I love English Heritage!

@CFinch360 2 года назад

This was fascinating, their costumes and birds were amazing

@SigneofHorses 2 года назад

The historical costuming/clothing in this video is soooo good! Perfectly fitted and fitting to the said era’s. Hats of on that. I have my chicken and she makes for a lousy bird of prey. But I’m mostly training my horse to be okay with flapping birds. One day perhaps I’ll dive deeper into the art of falconry. This video is a treasure of information.

@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227 2 года назад

4:35 the barn owl's eyes are sooooo full of curiosity ... owls are so cat - like

@kathrynbrock1558 2 года назад

I went to a Bird of Prey Day in 2019. It was very different but the birds were the same doing the same things . I love all birds particularly owls . I really enjoyed the video and thanks for the walk through history.

@rugosetexture2716 2 года назад

Fabulous. Kudos to the presenter and her assistant. Thank you!

@anrianemendoza9112 2 года назад

falcon goes SQREAAAAAAAAAAKKKKKKKKKKKK. id love to imagine the peoples reaction when they saw him with a tamed hawk. the reaction must be priceless

@sake9305 2 года назад

Reminds me of a Falcon rescue I looked after for awhile when I was younger. Since then I’ve yearned for one but I can’t justify getting a couple since I don’t have much time to dedicate to their care and exercise. Perhaps in a few years I’ll be able to do so.

@bgmaple47232 2 года назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love birds of prey. Your birds are beautiful. Thank you for caring for these beautiful birds and sharing them with us.

@NRJenzenJones 2 года назад

This was fantastic! A good length, fascinating subject matter, and suitable production values. More videos like this would be much appreciated.

@MarysArtOnWheels 2 года назад

Beautiful Video! Thank you! There's historical \ reenactment falconry in Germany as well and as I love medieval fairs, I've seen quite a few wonderful displays with these amazing creatures. Each time a treat! I was also able to hold a smaller falcon and a young owl once and I can definitely see the appeal! It's a very special feeling to be trusted by such majestic entities!

@chiffchaff3355 Год назад

I remember when Raphael Falconry started in the 90's, nobody else were doing historic educational falconry displays. Displays aren't my thing, but Hats of to them.

@christopherjohnson8896 2 года назад

So interesting, great presentation.

@yikes7607 2 года назад

Very interesting! I wish you had mentioned Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen but I understand this is more so about the British Isles. If anyone searches his book "De Arte Venandi Cum Avibus" here on RU-vid, the first result is a wonderful facsimile of the emperor's highly detailed and scientific book on falconry.

@emilywhitfield2780 2 года назад

Great and informative video!! I love all the beautiful and majestic birds of prey!!

@kyleml9635 2 года назад

Very informative.👍

@amandagrayson389 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video and wonderful presentation on falconry! I have seen falconry shows at Renaissance faires where I live in Texas but I really appreciated such a comprehensive history of falconry in England. Your costumes were great as well. Thank you again

@michaelmurray2312 4 месяца назад

Thank you for educating me for years i watched and listened to mainly boring presenters who haven't got a clue you are honest as the day is long. Thank you.

@Lorneplumber 10 месяцев назад

I've seen Emma and Husband quite a few times now. Always great presentation. Especially the merlin prior to lockdown, astonishing

@floopyboo 2 года назад

Right the way through that bird was like 'Come, on, you're holding out on me. Where are my meaty treats?!"

@strawberrry1997 2 года назад

Really interesting video. Lovely shots of the birds too.

@heritagefalconry-andywelsh 2 года назад

Excellent, been my lifestyle for biggest part of my life👌 Good work, great to remind the world of our falconry heritage/ conservation education.

@annaverano5843 2 года назад

Do the falcons and hawks imprint on their humans or are they trained from a small age to always return back to their humans ?

@heritagefalconry-andywelsh 2 года назад

@@annaverano5843 my falcons and hawks are bred by me and imprinted on me. I also fly a parent reared peregrine for pest control. Social interaction and appetite control. Great uplifting film👌

@debbralehrman5957 2 года назад

What a lovely presentation. Thank you very much.

@Kitsune-dono 2 года назад

So interesting. It's sad to witness that we not only lost the taste for elegance and being proper and respectful, but also beautiful practices like this one. You do a very important job, preserving and sharing our history, many thanks. I hope one day the broad society's taste will return to this kind of beauty and mannerism, even though I doubt it, we live in complicated times. Best wishes!

@Pandorash8 Год назад

Growing up, I always wanted to practice falconry. I love birds dearly and having a bird of prey on your arm is just plain cool. Loved this video so much. Thank you for making it xx

@hawkandman Год назад

I am preserving Korean traditional falconry. It is surprising that falconry has been practiced simultaneously in Europe and Asia since ancient times.

@JCastanuela Год назад

Best Falconry Breakdown Ever!

@mariebillard1363 2 года назад

Wonderful to see them flying ! Thank you to explain how and when they were used in english History. 🙂

@psychosquirrel555 7 месяцев назад

Just so beautiful. At our home here in Australia we have peregrines, browns and hobbies all around us. And a kestrel that roosts opposite our bedroom window. Your birds are gorgeous and I am super jealous you are able to befriend and work with them. Thankyou for sharing ❤❤

@what2watchyt 2 года назад

Good info. Future Falconer here in Florida.

@tamarachilingaryan6689 2 года назад

Such an interesting episode!!! Thank you! I think I could have a merlin of my own....)))

@dreamteammmathenetherlands8258 Год назад

Thanks for a great little shortdoc. I learned a lot. Thank you.

@Chadp. Год назад

Thank you starting this journey

@emilywelsh1072 Год назад

This was fantastic, thank you!!

@herojenni 2 года назад

awesome historical outfits!! :O

@knownothing5518 Год назад

So much history out there and lovely to see some of it here with such wonderful presentation!

@stefantrnacek1394 2 года назад

Absolutely magnificent and majestic birds. A very interesting and informative video.

@wickidbloodymetalqueen7901 2 года назад

Emma 💟s the eagle!!! I wanna hold the bird babies

@halluxtalon6203 Год назад

Very interesting history. A truly great contribution to the internet, thank you very much for this.

@johnhufton5787 Год назад

Love the costumes and the hawks. Very well presented.

@juliequates9529 2 года назад

Love this! Can't wait to share this with my kids!

@TheGryfonclaw Год назад

"The owl was a creature of darkness." *Camera zooms in on the cutest owl ever* Me: "Awwwwww."

@maudline Год назад

This was fantastic! Thank you so much

@ArtistMusician 2 года назад

Very informative🦅🕊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@gregorywojtera7283 Год назад

Excellent video!

@LValo-or1kz 2 года назад

This is so interesting...thank you!

@MrRobertFarr Год назад

Very classy.

@Cornerboy73 2 года назад

Very interesting, thank you 😊

@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227 2 года назад

Really fascinating! Beautiful birds and I'm sure they enjoy their human friends' company :)

@AnnaAnna-uc2ff 2 года назад

Thank you.

@ariyotheapbtservicedogintr6227 2 года назад

1:27 I figure that bird was like " ' Ok, enough yakking. I wants this hood off and go hunting! ' '' lolol :)

@fuchsfarben 2 года назад

Interesting to see falconry history from another spot of the world, compared to our middle European history :) And of course Christianity tried to stump that out too, no fun :'D

@iconiclust Год назад

How very extraordinary 😌

@shainazion4073 2 года назад

If you like Falconry, check out *"Falconry and Me"* on RU-vid.

@keerthivasannambiraju955 8 месяцев назад

I wished that the British got their hands on the Aleto Falcon in the 1500s-1600s. Since Sakers, Lanners, Gyrs are not native to England yet were used in falconry then and now it would have been plain wrong not to use the Aleto.

@machinegunlament 3 месяца назад

ok these outfits are slayyyyy

@mrssauravdasthakur Год назад

Awww, cuties!!🦅

@robnewman6101 Год назад

Wow.

@UnHermanoHalconero 5 месяцев назад

👏👏👏

@MzRage 2 года назад

Loved this😍

@yvonnerogers6429 2 года назад

😎

@RajuYadav-ib5ql 2 года назад

Koi

@ManticorePinion Год назад

Poor kites :(

@NickVenture1 Год назад

Nice. Now you still need a horse.

@josephking1947 Год назад

The hypothesis Falconry began as a byproduct of using Hawk's to catch food is nonsensical, it clearly began when humans had created societies, this enabled those with the commodities of time wealth and education the possibilities to keep and train Hawk's.The oldest depiction of a falconer is a king from Sumaria. The first book on natural science and Falconry was produced by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick ll .