Ambassador Birds

One of OSF's original birds, Sedosa helps guests understand the intelligence and social nature that makes Harris's Hawks so compelling.

Chase is a tall, handsome red-tail used often in introductory programs and walks where guests learn how falconers work with hawks.

Manny's calm pace makes him a memorable ambassador for school groups, public programs, and conversations about different birds of prey.

Irwin brings the relaxed confidence guests often notice in Harris's Hawks and supports OSF's falconry fundamentals classes.

Savannah is part of the ambassador flight team and helps broaden guest understanding beyond the raptors commonly seen in Ohio.

A favorite with many guests, Henson helps teach owl anatomy, presence, and the scale of one of the world's largest owl species.

Dr. Hoo is a striking barn owl ambassador whose heart-shaped facial disc opens the door to conversations about silent flight and rodent control.

Quinny's gentle presence helps guests compare barn owl subspecies and better understand the role owls play in healthy ecosystems.

Shelly represents the elegance and intensity of peregrines, giving guests a closer look at falcon form and history.

Crue brings a working-bird story to OSF, helping explain how falcons can be trained for education and bird abatement work.

Jaeger helps guests connect modern falconry with telemetry, training, and the highly specialized work of flying falcons.