Pterodactyls are flying again!
Our Pterodactyl is a unique design of kite from the age of the dinosaurs. Developed through a personal passion it is a high quality product that is fun, realistic looking and flies really easily.
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Read what owners of pterodactyls have said
“The best kite ever! – 5 stars”
“A spectacular, eye catching kite. Easy to fly, even for beginners. Stunning value for money, too.”
Californian kite enthusiast Glenn Mitchell produced the independent film and review below …
Pterodactyl sightings!
Look where they have been sighted around the world.
Fly your pterodactyl and send us a message and photo through our Sightings or Give your feedback page or use Facebook/Instagram. We’d love to hear your stories and see your pictures – and we can then add them to our world map and help bring pterodactyls back to the skies.
Our Pterodactyl kite is a UK Registered Design, has EU Community Design Registration and USA copyright.
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Pterodactyl spotted at Frankston Beach, Australia - drawing quite a lot of attention from the local gull population!
Dorset - a great place for outdoor exploration and kite flying!
Visit-Dorset
After 9 months of hard work we are thrilled to be sharing the incredible Dorset Video Project 🎬🤙🎥
🙏 to creators Brady Gee and Arran Witherford and the many collaborators involved!
Start planning your Dorset adventure www.visit-dorset.com
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Our new website launched in September, we are particularly proud of our 'sightings' page with your pictures of Pterodactyls flying around the world from Australia to USA, France to Egypt and even the Azores. Send us your pterodactyl sighting and we'll add it to the map www.jurassickites.co.uk/pterodactyl-sightings/
This is a great idea, Mary Anning found the first Pterosaur in the UK, known as a Dimorphodon, in 1828 near Lyme Regis. Why not join in the vote?
Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre
Wouldn’t it be great if Mary Anning was the face of the new £50 note! The bank of England is holding a public vote to choose the scientist to feature on this new note.Mary Anning, a working class women from Lyme Regis, received little credit for her significant fossil discoveries that steered and advanced early palaeontological research in the 19th Century.
We believe she deserves this long-overdue honour, don’t you? Please vote and share!
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Our Pterodactyl has been flown at kite festivals as far apart as Minchinhampton, Gloucestershire and Adelaide, Australia. Why not take yours to a kite festival near you?
