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Peregrine Falcons

Jersey City Girl
Jersey City Guy
He never shared with his mate. His first snack was a very small starling.
He never shared with his mate. His first snack was a very small starling.
Female in the early morning sun
Female in the early morning sun
Orion on Wilder
Orion on Wilder
Beauty still feeds him beak to beak even though he can eat on his own
Beauty still feeds him beak to beak even though he can eat on his own
Jersey City Peregrines 6-26-12-6
Jersey City Falcon from up top
She is a beauty.
55 Water Street – She is a beauty.
10 Exchange Place Talon Tag
10 Exchange Place Talon Tag, Jersey City
Legs is the geatest looking young falcon in the world.
Legs is the greatest looking young falcon in the world.
Best pictures 2011-2
Peregrine Falcon Eyasses, one week checkup
Jim Eyring's Gyr Falcon, October 2010
Jim Eyring’s Gyr Falcon, October 2010

4 responses to “Peregrine Falcons”

  1. Debbi Avatar
    Debbi

    Then I’m pretty sure that’s what I’m seeing up here. We are at the top of a ridge. We see the bird frequently flying above our house.

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  2. talluto Avatar
    talluto

    Yes, Debbi, they are all over. They especially like high cliffs with rocks where they can build a scrape. They think the skyscrapers in New York City are cliffs, LOL!

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      Khokha

      Great photo! Question though: why is the faloncer praying for that? Is that because the bird being caught is too big, or is the bird being caught endangered (or something else)? Obviously I haven’t spent much time around falcons or recognize many birds. But, that’s why I’m here..to learn

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  3. Debbi Avatar
    Debbi

    I hope this works, Bonnie. I have a question. Are Peregrine falcons all over the US? I’m trying to identify some birds here and I don’t know who’s who or what’s what!

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