Riyadh: The second night of the International Falcon Breeders Auction 2026, organized by the National Center for Falcons at its headquarters in Malham north of Riyadh, saw two falcons from German and British breeding farms sold for a combined SAR201,000 amid competitive bidding from falconers and enthusiasts.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the first falcon, a gyr-peregrine juvenile from German farm PF3 Falcons, opened bidding at SAR20,000 before selling for SAR100,000. The bird weighs 1,260 grams and boasts a wingspan of 16.5 inches. The second falcon, a gyr-peregrine juvenile from British farm Sky Falcons, opened at SAR40,000 and ultimately sold for SAR101,000. This bird weighs 1,200 grams and also has a wingspan of 16.5 inches.

The auction platform provides an identification card for each falcon, displaying its species, age, farm name, country of origin, weight, measurements, breeding environment, and ring number. This allows falconers and buyers to review details before bidding.

The International Falcon Breeders Auction brings together local and international breeding farms and will continue until August 25.