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Falconry names

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Topic: Falconry names
Posted By: Sidney
Subject: Falconry names
Date Posted: 21-Feb-2015 at 15:45
Falconry seems to have been popular in many parts of the world across many centuries. I'm sure (as with hounds) birds of prey were sometimes viewed on a personal level as individuals.

Do we know of any personal names that were given to an historical bird of prey - or are there any stories about an individual bird of prey's prowess or behaviour?



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Posted By: Aeoli
Date Posted: 21-Feb-2015 at 17:43
Eagle, Hawk, Falcon and Buzzard are male names in Turkey but none of them in top 100.

And as a historical, each sub-tribe  of Oghuz Tribe (ancestry of Turks, Azeris and Turkmens) have a bird symbol.





Posted By: Sidney
Date Posted: 25-Feb-2015 at 02:10
Thanks. Kestrel, Merlin and Peregrine are boys names here. Did any of the Oghuzs give their birds personal names?


Posted By: Aeoli
Date Posted: 26-Feb-2015 at 16:10
Originally posted by Sidney

Thanks. Kestrel, Merlin and Peregrine are boys names here. Did any of the Oghuzs give their birds personal names?

As I said 

"Eagle, Hawk, Falcon and Buzzard are male names in Turkey but none of them in top 100."

Eagle = Kartal

Falcon = Doğan

Buzzard = Şahin


Posted By: Aeoli
Date Posted: 26-Feb-2015 at 16:18
and Suna (sheldock) is a female name

I just mentioned about well-know names


Posted By: Aeoli
Date Posted: 26-Feb-2015 at 16:49
ishak is also male name

and even a kind of phoenix, Tuğrul is a male name in Turkey


Posted By: Sander
Date Posted: 26-Feb-2015 at 17:02

Is that pic ( below) really a falcon? Looks like an owl. 


Originally posted by Aeoli

ishak is also male name

and even a kind of phoenix, Tuğrul is a male name in Turkey

But I know little about birds.


Star






Posted By: Sidney
Date Posted: 26-Feb-2015 at 18:42
King Henry III of England had a gyrfalcon named Blanchpenny, and two hawks named Pilgrim & Lespaynol.

Henry II had a falcon named Wiscard

Edward III had peregrine falcons named Strabolgy, Ros, Berewyk, and Erlham


Posted By: Aeoli
Date Posted: 27-Feb-2015 at 04:22
Originally posted by Sander


Is that pic ( below) really a falcon? Looks like an owl. 


Originally posted by Aeoli

ishak is also male name


But I know little about birds.


Star


English name is Eurasian scops owl.  The name is also used by male Jews in Turkey



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