Everybody recognizes the Peregrine Falcon as one of – if not the fastest – birds worldwide, renowned for reaching up to 200 mph (320 km/h) when diving. However, have you ever wondered what their ...

The peregrine falcon, known scientifically as Falco peregrinus, is a bird of prey renowned for its speed and hunting prowess. With a presence that spans all continents except Antarctica, this ...

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The rat incident was caught on one of the popular “Falcon Cams” on City Hall, sending ripples of concern through the community of people who keep a virtual eye on the birds, and recalling ...

A peregrine falcon has died after testing positive for bird flu. Christchurch Priory church confirmed earlier this month that both its male and female birds had passed away. A spokesperson for the ...

LeCuyer said that in about two weeks, Fern will lose her fluffy legs, “baby bloomers” she called them, and begin to look more like a fully grown falcon. In about three weeks, the bird will ...

A peregrine falcon has died after testing positive for bird flu in Dorset. After the loss of two peregrine falcons, Christchurch Priory has confirmed that their female peregrine died after ...

A RARE bird of prey in England has been spotted in Dorset. The hobby - which belongs to the falcon family - was photographed at Morden Bog near Sandford by Echo Camera Club member René Goad ...

the number of once-imperiled peregrine falcons in the U.S. has been dropping again in some places due to the bird flu that has decimated other avian populations in recent years. Although falcons ...