Two peregrine falcons were born at the University of Michigan earlier this spring, and now you can have a say in naming them. You can suggest names at this form until Wednesday, June 4, for the male ...

The raptor survey coordinator held off Moxie, the peregrine falcon chick’s mother ... leave the nest can help gather information such as migration patterns and survival statistics.

The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird ... Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials banded the eyasses to track migration patterns, and also determined their sex and named them.

The DNR banding program tracked the migration and dispersal of ... RELATED: See how DNR, MSU banded falcon chicks atop Spartan Stadium Peregrine falcons were once on the brink of extinction ...

The peregrine falcon as a species isn’t known for its ... nested in Berks County but has been seen annually during the fall migration at Hawk Mountain since the sanctuary’s founding in 1934.

Peregrine falcon populations required a more hands ... He injected more research into the mix, studying hawk migration in the Iowa River Valley from the early 1990s until 2000.

Flying over London, a peregrine falcon passes St Paul's Cathedral ... Peregrines are naturally partially nocturnal hunters, especially during migration season as their prey often migrates at night, so ...

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.

The absence of a peregrine falcon couple from UC Berkeley’s famous Campanile this January has alarmed a group of observers who fear the avian flu has claimed the birds as its latest victims. Cal ...

If you think you already know the answer — peregrine falcon — you’d be incorrect. At 240 mph, the peregrine’s downward swoop holds the record for the fastest velocity in the animal kingdom.