High above the heads of business professionals gathering for lunch downtown Thursday, the tail feathers of a peregrine falcon popped out over a concrete ledge on a large building. Joe Bisognani, wh… ...

Three downy peregrine falcon chicks recently hatched inside an Ojai Raptor Center incubator, weeks after mottled brown eggs ...

The peregrine falcon is still protected under the California’s Endangered Species List and other state and federal laws. ... Then a red-tailed hawk comes flying through and they attack him.

Perhaps it's the candlelight dinner and long-stemmed-roses version of raptor amore. Biologists at the Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group say local peregrine falcons are now performing a ...

Thanks to biomimicry—the imitation of nature—the B-2 can almost vanish from radar screens. Its shape, combined with ...

Despite the peregrine falcon being among the world's most common birds of prey, hawks—the red-tailed hawk, especially—are more widespread throughout the States.

A peregrine falcon is the F-22 of raptors. About the size of a crow, with long pointed wings and a narrow tail, the peregrine hunts high in the sky, and when it targets a bird far below, it will di… ...

Peregrine falcons catch other birds mid-flight by diving at more than 200 mph. To do it, they need some high-precision gear: ... Most birds of prey, like this red-tailed hawk, ...

In 2024, about 35 years after their reintroduction to Maine, 33 peregrine falcon pairs raised 46 babies to their fledgling stage, or at least 28 days of age, resulting in a productivity rate of 1.39.

In 2024, about 35 years after their reintroduction to Maine, 33 peregrine falcon pairs raised 46 babies to their fledgling stage, ... red-tailed hawks and great horned owls as well as ducks, ...