When was the last time your family had the chance to watch a falcon in flight -- soaring, diving, and catching air currents -- a magical sight indeed. This is not something most people have ever seen in the wild. Many falcons are an endangered species although their population is growing again thanks to conservation breeding programs. Peter McMurchy has been working with Sakers, Peregrines, Gyrfalcons and Harris' hawks on Prince Edward Island for several years and can't wait to share his knowledge with you! If conditions are right, you'll be able to watch Peter as he trains his birds to fly free and return to a lure at speeds of up to 200 mph. Even if conditions don't allow for flying, you'll have the opportunity to don the falconer's glove and have a falcon sit on your hand. You'll also have the opportunity, if conditions permit, to have one of his hawks fly in and land on your gloved hand (conditions permitting). Snap some pictures or videos as a memento of this memorable experience.