Three peregrine falcon chicks nesting on UC Davis Medical Center’s roof in Sacramento now have identification bands on their ...
The peregrine falcons hatched in May in a nest box atop Fox Hall, the tallest building in Lowell.
A mother peregrine falcon named Carla circled above the Cathedral of Learning on the University of Pittsburgh campus, briefly landing near its towering windows before launching back into the air. With ...
Also known as “duck hawks,” the five falcon chicks are UMass Lowell’s real-life River Hawks and can be watched via webcam.
Wednesday was a big day for the four peregrine falcon chicks who live in the nest on top of Pitt's Cathedral of Learning.
Three young falcons will be banded Thursday at the Rachel Carson State Office Building, Pennsylvania's longest continuously ...
The Pennsylvania Game Commission ruffled some feathers today to protect the peregrine falcon population. As they do every ...
LOWELL, Mass. – Five peregrine falcon chicks have officially joined the UMass Lowell flock now that state wildlife biologists have tagged the birds with identification bands that enroll them in state ...
The peregrine falcon is said to be able to top 200 miles per hour, typically catching its prey in flight.