Birds of prey are among the most impressive hunters in the natural world. From silent owls hunting under cover of darkness to peregrine falcons diving at breath-taking speeds, these birds are finely tuned for life on the wing. Every part of their anatomy - their feet, beaks, feathers and flight styles - has evolved to help them hunt efficiently and survive changing seasons. At Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital, we regularly care for owls, buzzards, kestrels and peregrine falcons, many of which...

Water birds are some of the most specialised and resilient species of bird. From swans and ducks to gulls and waders, lets explore how these birds are perfectly adapted to life on lakes, rivers, wetlands, and coastlines. At Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital, we regularly care for water birds throughout the year, and their unique physical adaptations play a vital role in their survival - especially as the seasons change. Water Birds | Feet Designed for Life on Water One of the most noticeable...

Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital is proud to announce its new partnership with Barratt David Wilson Homes , one of the UK’s leading housebuilders. The partnership began when a local East Wittering resident nominated Brent Lodge , leading to a generous £5,000 donation  from their Southampton Division to support our work caring for sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife. The collaboration doesn’t stop at financial help — staff from Barratt David Wilson Homes will also be volunteering their time,...