Saqr ID DEMO-0001

Demonstration falcon

This listing is public and can be shared as it stands. It gathers what a buyer asks in a conversation: the bird's identification, its declared pedigree with its level of proof, the parentage DNA test status and the weight and measurement log. Every line shows who declared it and what was checked.

HybridCITES Appendix IFemelleParentage DNA test: on file

Identity

The bird's physical identifiers and species description, as filed by the breeder.

Public referenceDEMO-0001
Common nameDemonstration falcon
SpeciesHybrid
Hybridization formulaGyrfalcon x Saker
Hybridization rate50 %
Generation depth2 generations documented
CITES AppendixAppendix I
SexFemelle
Hatch date11 July 2025
Closed ringDEMO-2026-0147
TransponderDEMO-985000000000001
Photographic documentationno file submitted
A closed ring and a transponder are identifiers, not proof of origin: a ring can be reused, and a transponder can be implanted in a bird other than the one declared.

Parentage DNA test

Parentage test: On file

A parentage test has been carried out in a laboratory and its result is compatible with the declared parents. What this test establishes, and what it doesn't, is set out just below.

LaboratoryDemonstration laboratory
Result issued on11 December 2025
Nature of the testMarker-panel parentage test, carried out by the laboratory under its own name
What the DNA test proves, and what it doesn't

A parentage test proves the bird's genetic compatibility with the declared parents. It does not prove its place of birth. It therefore does not establish a captive origin: a bird taken from the wild doesn't become traceable just because a genetic profile exists for it.

Its real value lies elsewhere, and it's considerable: it makes lying about parentage detectable. A bird presented as the offspring of a breeding pair it doesn't genetically match shows up in the test. That's the most documented type of fraud on this market, and it's exactly what this test catches.

Declared pedigree

Each ancestor is shown with its level of proof. A declared parent and a test-confirmed parent are not the same information, and they aren't presented the same way.

Compatibility established by DNA test

Declared sire

Declared nameDemonstration gyrfalcon
Declared ringDEMO-2021-0031
Compatibility established by DNA test

Declared dam

Declared nameDemonstration saker
Declared ringDEMO-2020-0088

Weight and measurement log

Records filed by the breeder, from most recent to oldest. They're meant to track a curve over time, not to establish a value.

Latest record on 01 September 2026 · 1190 g.

Record dateWeightWingspanBeakTalonsNote
01/09/20261190 g1220 mm31 mm58 mmBefore shipment.
13/07/20261215 g1220 mm31 mm58 mmFin de mue.
14/05/20261180 g1220 mm31 mm58 mmWeighed on a visible scale, SaqrBridge standard.

Documentation standard

Where no standard exists, whoever sets one makes listings comparable with each other. The SaqrBridge standard fixes the photo angles, weighing on a visible scale, measurements and flight video, at set ages.

Standard statusComplete against the standard
Visual files submittednone
Records filed3

A complete standard means the required files have been submitted, in the required formats. It does not mean their content has been verified: a photo at the right angle is still a photo supplied by the submitter.

What this listing covers

This listing reproduces the breeder's declarations and the files they filed. It is not a title of ownership, a certificate of authenticity, a permit, or an authorization to hold, transport or export.

SaqrBridge is neither a seller, nor a buyer, nor an agent, nor a custodian, nor a guarantor. It timestamps what was declared and shows, next to every statement, who made it and what was checked. One verified item does not make the others reliable.

Approved account required

What stays behind a validated account

The public passport stops here, and it's deliberately complete: it's the one you send in a conversation. Items not meant to circulate freely require a validated account.

  • The documents themselves: permits, certificates, the laboratory report.
  • The full veterinary history.
  • The successive chain of ownership and the transaction files attached to it.

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