Tickets are available now for £2 but organisers have had to limit numbers because of the proposed lockdown restrictions.
Guests will also need to book a within a two-hour slot to attend. The options are: 10am-midday, 12:30pm-2:30pm and 3pm-5pm.
Slightly further afield near St Ives, The Raptor Foundation in Woodhurst was officially reopened on Saturday (May 1) by Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia.
Princess Katrina at the opening of the Raptor Centre in Woodhurst.
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It rescues, rehabilitates and returns injured birds of prey back to the wild.
While the public can now visit the wildlife facility, flying displays and specialist packages such as the Meerkat Experience will recommence from May 17.
Princess Katrina with one of the owls and staff at the Raptor Foundation.
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Princess Katarina of Yugoslavia, a member of the country s Royal family, performed the opening ceremony on Saturday.
The wildlife facility, in Woodhurst, near Huntingdon, has been closed since Boxing Day last year.
Liz Blows, founder and CEO of the Foundation said: “It is very exciting, it is amazing considering the year we have had. We are all sort of blown over with it.”
The Raptor Foundation will not be able to hold such events such as the Meerkat Experience, until after May 17, due to current Government restrictions.