A h, the age-old question of love and commitment in the avian world! It's true that some birds mate for life, forming strong pair bonds that can last for many years, even decades. But this is ...

Peregrines generally mate for life, returning each year to the same ... does not migrate. Generally, the birds head south in September and may spend a month to reach their winter homes in Central ...

These powerful birds mate for life, building enormous nests that grow bigger every year. Together, they raise their eaglets, defend their territory, and return to the same nesting site season ...

The raptors mate for life, unless one partner dies early. Year after year most return to the same nests. Birds in some so-called monogamous species still mate with other partners; bald eagles seem ...

Later, the birds grab hold of one another with their talons and fall spiraling towards earth. Red-tailed hawks are monogamous and may mate for life. They make stick nests high above the ground ...