Falconry (noun)

1. The art or sport of training and hunting with falcons or other birds of prey.
2. The breeding, training, and management of falcons and other birds of prey for hunting or exhibition.

Origin:

From falcon (a bird of prey with long, pointed wings and a hooked beak) + -ry (a suffix indicating an activity or pursuit).

Examples:

1. Falconry is an ancient practice that dates back to the Middle Ages.
2. He had a passion for falconry and spent most of his free time training his birds.
3. Falconry is a popular sport in the United Arab Emirates.
4. The museum had a falconry exhibition where visitors could see the birds up close.
5. Falconry is a traditional hunting method that is still used in some parts of the world.