Fozan theSaker Falcon
01 / 09 · Front
02 / 09 · Side view
03 / 09 · Wings from behind
04 / 09 · Retail box
05 / 09 · Fozan in its hood at the International Falcon Exhibition, Saudi Arabia
06 / 09 · A young visitor holds Fozan at the stand
07 / 09 · Fozan from behind, wings folded
08 / 09 · Fozan going home with a young visitorA saker falcon. Each with its own Certificate of Companionship.
Six things this falcon teaches
The notched beak
The small step in the upper beak. Only falcons carry it, and a falconer looks for it before anything else.
Eyes built for the dive
Roughly eight times sharper than ours, and set forward, because a bird falling at speed must judge distance.
The head is its name
Streaks on a pale crown mean a saker — al-hurr. Other falcons have different heads.
The spots are camouflage
Teardrops on a white breast, heavier at the flanks. Against desert light from below, the bird breaks up and disappears.
Three feathers, three jobs
Short ones keep it warm, middle ones smooth the air over the wing, long ones do the flying.
The foot is a tool
Three toes forward, one back, talons for holding. The foot the falconer’s glove exists for.
Fully compliant with GSO quality standardsComing soon
Kits a child builds with their hands. Each one belongs to a companion.
Al-Burqa Hood
The falcon’s hood.
Sibha Ramadan Kit
Coral Painting Kit
Children paint a piece of gypsum coral to make a reef for Murjana, then explore Red Sea facts in the app.