Millets Wildside

Millets Wildside Millets Falconry Centre is an independent business situated within the Millets Farm complex. Please see our website for opening times and demonstration times.
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Millets Wildside is home to a wide and diverse range of animals open to the public with daily bird of prey flying demonstrations at the renowned Millets farm Centre in Oxfordshire. Owned and run by James and Sharon Channon we opened at Millets in May 2013 after successfully running Fallowfields Falconry for 10+ years. Hands-on experiences are also available (pre-booking only). Tickets are valid al

l day and allow customers to leave the area and return throughout the day. All under 16's must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Sorry we cannot allow dogs into the Falconry Centre. Millets Falconry Centre is also available for private bookings.

Mr Rob Beckley’s photographs that he posted to Google Reviews after visiting us for a photography workshop last week! He...
21/06/2026

Mr Rob Beckley’s photographs that he posted to Google Reviews after visiting us for a photography workshop last week!

He’s really captured the grace and elegance of our birds in flight (and strut)!

To learn more about our photography days and to book on, head to https://milletswildside.co.uk/photo-days/

21/06/2026

Photographs by Mr Rob Beckley after he visited a photography day here at the centre.

20/06/2026

Wonderful slow-motion video taken today by Steven Potter of Phoenix the Aplomado Falcon catching and eating on the wing!

Impressive work from both the cameraman and falcon!



Happy World Crocodile Day 🐊Meet Sobek and Serket, our West African crocodilesFun fact📚West African crocodiles were thoug...
17/06/2026

Happy World Crocodile Day 🐊

Meet Sobek and Serket, our West African crocodiles

Fun fact📚
West African crocodiles were thought to be Nile crocodiles until DNA testing in 2011 revealed they were actually their own species all along

There’s always something new to discover, even about animals we’ve known for centuries

Capybara's this afternoon? 09/06/26We've just had a cancellation for the 4pm Capybara encounter today and with this expe...
09/06/2026

Capybara's this afternoon? 09/06/26

We've just had a cancellation for the 4pm Capybara encounter today and with this experience being pretty much fully booked until Christmas i am sure someone will snap the spaces up.
https://milletswildside.co.uk/capybara-encounter/

It’s Volunteers’ Week⭐️A big thank you to all of our volunteers and work experience students who help keep things runnin...
06/06/2026

It’s Volunteers’ Week⭐️

A big thank you to all of our volunteers and work experience students who help keep things running behind the scenes!

From cleaning and tidying to helping wherever needed, your time and hard work are always appreciated.

Interested in volunteering or completing work experience with us? Send an email
📧 [email protected]

28/05/2026

Yesterday was World Otter Day, but Chico and Tina informed us that every day should be about them anyway, so we’re only slightly behind schedule.

Asian short-clawed otters are the smallest otter species in the world, but sadly their wild populations are decreasing due to habitat loss, pollution, and the illegal pet trade.

These clever, social little animals play an important role in wetland ecosystems, and protecting their habitats helps countless other species too.

How can we help?
•Never support the exotic pet trade
•Reduce plastic and water pollution
•Support conservation organisations protecting wetlands and wildlife
•Learn about the species we share the planet with and spread awareness

24/05/2026

Serving frozen strawberries like it’s a five star raccoon resort, and Bandit is taking quality control very seriously today🍓🦝
Meanwhile, Rocket has declined all media appearances.

Raccoons don’t actually “wash” food to clean it like many people think — wetting objects helps make the nerve endings in their paws even more sensitive, allowing them to investigate what they’re holding, especially when something is cold or unfamiliar.

Something exciting to share
23/05/2026

Something exciting to share

22/05/2026

Meet the tiniest troublemakers of half term… the baby skunks are out and exploring! 🦨✨

The little ones have started venturing out more with mum, exploring their surroundings.

They’re still very young though, so sightings aren’t guaranteed, but if you do spot them, prepare for cuteness overload

Address

Frilford
Abingdon
OX135HB

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 4pm
Thursday 10:30am - 4pm
Friday 10:30am - 4pm
Saturday 10:30am - 4pm
Sunday 10:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+443330118527

Website

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