Spring peregrine falcons are returning to their nest sites, increasingly on man-made structures
As we head towards Spring peregrine falcons are returning to their nest sites, increasingly on man made structures.
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Man honours late grandad with tattoo of Norwich Cathedral
Joe Finnegan honoured his late grandad by getting a tattoo of Norwich Cathedral from Siobhan Wilson at Cavalry Tattoo Studio in Norwich.
NCR birders delight in spotting rare species on their big day
From a flock of endangered Egyptian vultures spotted at one of the recently developed habitats in the heart of the city – Asita East near I.
Fearsome predator saved by restaurant staff after possible collision with cables in Peru
Members of the National Forest and Wildlife Service were called to the Las Sureñitas restaurant in Pocollay after staffers ...
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Cotswolds: How to recognise native birds of prey in the UK?
They have grey backs (brown in young birds ... which is regularly twisted from side to side as they fly. Peregrine falcons have moved into many of our cities, hunting pigeons and even parakeets: the ...
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Number of birds rises at Baikka Beel
including 750 Grey-headed Lapwings and a record 639 Glossy Ibises and 100 Black-headed Ibises. A peregrine falcon, the world's fastest bird, was spotted for the first time, said Moniruzzaman ...
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Fearsome predator saved by restaurant staff after possible collision with cables in Peru
Peregrine falcons are found on all continents except Antarctica and can be identified by their white spotted bellow, bright yellow claws and beak and mottled gray back, according to All About Birds.