
Kalba Bird of Prey Centre is a specialist raptor attraction located within the Khor Kalba nature reserve on the eastern coast of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The centre features a remarkable collection of birds of prey including owls, eagles, buzzards, vultures, and falcons, with the UAE's national bird among its resident raptors. Visitors are treated to engaging free-flying demonstrations and educational presentations that highlight the ecology and behavior of these magnificent predators, as well as the significance of falconry in Bedouin heritage and culture. The facility also provides valuable information about migratory raptors that pass through the region, such as barn owls and greater spotted eagles. Open six days a week, the centre offers families and wildlife enthusiasts an accessible and informative introduction to the rich avian biodiversity of the Arabian Peninsula and its surrounding coastal habitats.