[Music]
Good evening everyone I’m here for
tell you a little about my life why
for some years this part has passed
scanned by foxes eagles falcons in
flight demonstrations in re-enactments
medieval and in the bar control the real one
falconry is an uphill and one
road full of sacrifices but also of
satisfactions and many many lessons
to learn
the first one I took is that there is one
condition without which nothing is
possible with a bird of prey and is trust
his trust in me
if a hawk does not trust me it is not
absolutely willing to cooperate with
me is the first the first raptor that
trained is an eagle a row of
steppe male is called huracan and is
arrived just shortly after I had
started this new path of life
I do not remember the first time I have
called huracan to the fist because for
I have it all your first year of life
I always got on my fist
more with him than with any other
person, however, I will never ever forget
in life
the first day of free land was a
chick can be said he was three months old
four months was pinned ready but
he still called me as if I were his
parent pigola goes whenever me
he saw when I saw he was ready
that was able to take flight
I took him to fly on a hill and
that day it was the strong wind that
disheveled in the hair and to him the pen
and he is gone from my fist and took
leaning on the ground he scrutinized for
a few moments the landscape in front of him
then opened the wings and at that moment there
the wind has claimed it
and he is already high above my head
he kept purring to call me he had
it seemed like it was so poised
of the area then I urged to go
he took to playing with the currents and
It was a unique moment and really
a great emotion
when it was time to
call it back to the fist I saw this
tiny shape in the sky become
increasingly large and increasingly bigger is
closer and closer to the end with some
wing shot was back on my fist
this was an immense emotion but
just one of the many situations that I have
they did decide that life that
I want the falconer’s life too
go hunting abroad and see
golden eagles royal owls owls falcons
at most of their ability to see them
do what nature has to them
thought of actually because they are
predators that too convinced me
I can not describe it in words
beauty the strength of a beat of one
Peregrine falcon that breaks the air
in front of you, however, I can tell you that
when there is a situation of the
genus really you almost have the desire to
scream for the size of that
that we have seen
the training of these raptors is based
on their instincts fundamentally I
I make what a parent is from the ground
would make the falcons in the sky
particular have developed the flight to
point to be itself
Considerable a weapon for which I for
teach him to fly to teach them to
bring out all his skills
Devouring predator I have to simulate one
hunting situation and to do it
he used a job, a job is nothing else
that a rope at whose end is
linked to the silhouette of sheet that
reproduces a bird or
I’ll do two simple dried wings
spinning in the air
I was in the theater and while I was spinning in my falck
and free in flight and free learn in
parabola king learn the beaten learn a
make the slip learn to do the
virate learn to take the right ones
currents to get up and the right ones
currents to take speed is a bit
a little dance I say dance because
you have to take the time of the time
falcon with all the adrenaline that ne
it comes because you believe me that I really am
of scornful missiles and adrenaline
also that mine too tied to
this art because the birds of prey are not
pet therapy pets are not
affectionate do not try absolutely
please do not care about him
physical contact allow it
it is not a fundamental thing to learn
the relationship with them is also instinct
pure instinct even after years and years of
birth in breeding and then a
falconer what does what I do
I tend not to tame, not to inhibit
these wild instincts but I go to
grow it
I’m going to get it out of satisfaction
bigger for a falconer hunter
It is to see that his hawk does not so much
a capture but how competitive it is
with a wild animal it means to have
truly honored the animal it is
and in free flight, of course, where not
there is a grip more satisfaction
great is to see the ability in flight
of his own falcon’s eagle
and then the return to the punch back to the
fist magic moment because because it is not
discounted absolutely because the moment
in which a hawk eagle leaves the
fist are free they are free and ilor the
their return
it depends only on how we have set ourselves
towards them
you have to work on the relationship before and
of the flight demonstrations that I
I do something I love for work
just show people not only
the relationship established between falcons
real falcon but also just what they are
these raptors because often and willingly
there is no culture on the natural world
birds of prey often people do not know
what is the difference between an owl a
owl for example and there is the possibility of
explain or let him see it and I am
convinced that the best way to
explain and to appreciate and
respect these creatures in nature
even if you really want to see them in the air
show them things they can do
see my falcon that darts worn
ignoring everything that is around
concentrated only on me is an emotion
great for me but I like it
share with others because often
it happens that people then stay with
the nose up to look in the sky and to
ask yourself if they see a shape pass
what would it be like that because why
something you know it is understood and understood
if you understand it you will respect it I believe
that respecting these animals is a bit
how to respect also then the nature for
this that I really love my job is
even if public opinion is often
divided against falconry myself
I want to say that the birds of prey that we
we train are all breeding
all and indeed that often and willingly
farmers and falconers have
collaborated with organizations for the
re-introduction in nature of birds of prey a
risk of extinction because because the
falconry and an infinite source of
knowledge about these animals as it is
an ancient tradition you think
I apologize
this gesture that I do belongs to
a tradition that is about 6,000 years old 6
mila and in 2016 the Italian falconry is
was proclaimed immaterial
of humanity for the unesco state a
great recognition
I’ve had the chance on my part
also to travel in these years I have
known falconers from all over the world
from all over the world have been in spain
they were in austria
I met Kazakh falconers was
always an experience from which I learned
a lot to travel to compare with
of methods with techniques of
training different sources of
different traditions always
obviously belonging to the world of
falconry
some of these people who have me
explained their methods they even have
written of the books I will always be grateful to
these people to these falconers but
I did not know only falconers
I also met many women
falconer so many because the
falconry unlike the ancient arts
which have often been closed to
women has never been uniquely
masculine is full of frescoes tapestries
representations of ancient engravings of
women with falcon women from me on horseback
with the falcon and then nowadays
there is a strong female presence in
this world are women directing them
rapacious centers breeders ver controller
hunters are really all over the
world
Now I introduce you I introduce myself to huracan
I will explain to you shortly at the hood
because this is not a situation for
he usual there are strong lights are
cameras there is a very low roof
so it’s a situation in which he
it may stress the hood is one
instrument used in the black stage has
very commonly and is the result of centuries
and centuries of studies on raptors and
made sure that the seams do not believe
no disturbance to the hawk does not tighten
compared to the width of the beak does not go to
touching the eyes is a simple one
tool that prevents him from
so stressing is right for his
health
well with him on the fist
I greet you and wish you to fly imart
just like eagles do too
against the current because because an eagle
know that it is a strong wind or it is
a breeze
if he wants to go higher he has to go there
against the current and I wish you to follow
your dreams also to change road
if necessary leaving all that
you did before because in certain life
Sometimes taking a leap means to stand out
thank you
[Applause]
[Music]
Good evening everyone I’m here for
tell you a little about my life why
for some years this part has passed
scanned by foxes eagles falcons in
flight demonstrations in re-enactments
medieval and in the bar control the real one
falconry is an uphill and one
road full of sacrifices but also of
satisfactions and many many lessons
to learn
the first one I took is that there is one
condition without which nothing is
possible with a bird of prey and is trust
his trust in me
if a hawk does not trust me it is not
absolutely willing to cooperate with
me is the first the first raptor that
trained is an eagle a row of
steppe male is called huracan and is
arrived just shortly after I had
started this new path of life
I do not remember the first time I have
called huracan to the fist because for
I have it all your first year of life
I always got on my fist
more with him than with any other
person, however, I will never ever forget
in life
the first day of free land was a
chick can be said he was three months old
four months was pinned ready but
he still called me as if I were his
parent pigola goes whenever me
he saw when I saw he was ready
that was able to take flight
I took him to fly on a hill and
that day it was the strong wind that
disheveled in the hair and to him the pen
and he is gone from my fist and took
leaning on the ground he scrutinized for
a few moments the landscape in front of him
then opened the wings and at that moment there
the wind has claimed it
and he is already high above my head
he kept purring to call me he had
it seemed like it was so poised
of the area then I urged to go
he took to playing with the currents and
It was a unique moment and really
a great emotion
when it was time to
call it back to the fist I saw this
tiny shape in the sky become
increasingly large and increasingly bigger is
closer and closer to the end with some
wing shot was back on my fist
this was an immense emotion but
just one of the many situations that I have
they did decide that life that
I want the falconer’s life too
go hunting abroad and see
golden eagles royal owls owls falcons
at most of their ability to see them
do what nature has to them
thought of actually because they are
predators that too convinced me
I can not describe it in words
beauty the strength of a beat of one
Peregrine falcon that breaks the air
in front of you, however, I can tell you that
when there is a situation of the
genus really you almost have the desire to
scream for the size of that
that we have seen
the training of these raptors is based
on their instincts fundamentally I
I make what a parent is from the ground
would make the falcons in the sky
particular have developed the flight to
point to be itself
Considerable a weapon for which I for
teach him to fly to teach them to
bring out all his skills
Devouring predator I have to simulate one
hunting situation and to do it
he used a job, a job is nothing else
that a rope at whose end is
linked to the silhouette of sheet that
reproduces a bird or
I’ll do two simple dried wings
spinning in the air
I was in the theater and while I was spinning in my falck
and free in flight and free learn in
parabola king learn the beaten learn a
make the slip learn to do the
virate learn to take the right ones
currents to get up and the right ones
currents to take speed is a bit
a little dance I say dance because
you have to take the time of the time
falcon with all the adrenaline that ne
it comes because you believe me that I really am
of scornful missiles and adrenaline
also that mine too tied to
this art because the birds of prey are not
pet therapy pets are not
affectionate do not try absolutely
please do not care about him
physical contact allow it
it is not a fundamental thing to learn
the relationship with them is also instinct
pure instinct even after years and years of
birth in breeding and then a
falconer what does what I do
I tend not to tame, not to inhibit
these wild instincts but I go to
grow it
I’m going to get it out of satisfaction
bigger for a falconer hunter
It is to see that his hawk does not so much
a capture but how competitive it is
with a wild animal it means to have
truly honored the animal it is
and in free flight, of course, where not
there is a grip more satisfaction
great is to see the ability in flight
of his own falcon’s eagle
and then the return to the punch back to the
fist magic moment because because it is not
discounted absolutely because the moment
in which a hawk eagle leaves the
fist are free they are free and ilor the
their return
it depends only on how we have set ourselves
towards them
you have to work on the relationship before and
of the flight demonstrations that I
I do something I love for work
just show people not only
the relationship established between falcons
real falcon but also just what they are
these raptors because often and willingly
there is no culture on the natural world
birds of prey often people do not know
what is the difference between an owl a
owl for example and there is the possibility of
explain or let him see it and I am
convinced that the best way to
explain and to appreciate and
respect these creatures in nature
even if you really want to see them in the air
show them things they can do
see my falcon that darts worn
ignoring everything that is around
concentrated only on me is an emotion
great for me but I like it
share with others because often
it happens that people then stay with
the nose up to look in the sky and to
ask yourself if they see a shape pass
what would it be like that because why
something you know it is understood and understood
if you understand it you will respect it I believe
that respecting these animals is a bit
how to respect also then the nature for
this that I really love my job is
even if public opinion is often
divided against falconry myself
I want to say that the birds of prey that we
we train are all breeding
all and indeed that often and willingly
farmers and falconers have
collaborated with organizations for the
re-introduction in nature of birds of prey a
risk of extinction because because the
falconry and an infinite source of
knowledge about these animals as it is
an ancient tradition you think
I apologize
this gesture that I do belongs to
a tradition that is about 6,000 years old 6
mila and in 2016 the Italian falconry is
was proclaimed immaterial
of humanity for the unesco state a
great recognition
I’ve had the chance on my part
also to travel in these years I have
known falconers from all over the world
from all over the world have been in spain
they were in austria
I met Kazakh falconers was
always an experience from which I learned
a lot to travel to compare with
of methods with techniques of
training different sources of
different traditions always
obviously belonging to the world of
falconry
some of these people who have me
explained their methods they even have
written of the books I will always be grateful to
these people to these falconers but
I did not know only falconers
I also met many women
falconer so many because the
falconry unlike the ancient arts
which have often been closed to
women has never been uniquely
masculine is full of frescoes tapestries
representations of ancient engravings of
women with falcon women from me on horseback
with the falcon and then nowadays
there is a strong female presence in
this world are women directing them
rapacious centers breeders ver controller
hunters are really all over the
world
Now I introduce you I introduce myself to huracan
I will explain to you shortly at the hood
because this is not a situation for
he usual there are strong lights are
cameras there is a very low roof
so it’s a situation in which he
it may stress the hood is one
instrument used in the black stage has
very commonly and is the result of centuries
and centuries of studies on raptors and
made sure that the seams do not believe
no disturbance to the hawk does not tighten
compared to the width of the beak does not go to
touching the eyes is a simple one
tool that prevents him from
so stressing is right for his
health
well with him on the fist
I greet you and wish you to fly imart
just like eagles do too
against the current because because an eagle
know that it is a strong wind or it is
a breeze
if he wants to go higher he has to go there
against the current and I wish you to follow
your dreams also to change road
if necessary leaving all that
you did before because in certain life
Sometimes taking a leap means to stand out
thank you
[Applause]
[Music]
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