Raising peregrine chicks in artificial eyries ... Their Latin name, Falco peregrinus, means “wandering falcon.” And wander they do — juvenile peregrines banded in Alaska have been recaptured ...

In a groundbreaking moment for ornithology and animal science, researchers have successfully tracked a peregrine falcon reaching the astonishing speed of 240 miles per hour (386 km/h) Scientists Track ...

Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) are crow-sized raptors that usually nest on rocky cliffs in the wild. People have unintentionally created good nesting habitats for these birds – ledges on tall ...

Photos: Ellany Whelan. THE world’s fastest bird, the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), paid a flying visit to the North Coast Regional Botanic Garden in Coffs Harbour, then returned to have ...

California Department of Toxic Substances Control, California Environmental Protection Agency, Berkeley, California 94710, The Bird Group, P.O. Box 8084, Santa Cruz, CA 95061, and Division of ...

In the Studio: Ian Rankin, part one In the Studio: Ian Rankin, part two The peregrine falcon is not only the ... In the 1960s Falco Peregrinus was close to extinction, but it has since made ...

In their review "Understanding Environmental Contamination Through the Lens of the Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus)," Antonio Giordano and Giovanna Liguori detailed the importance of studying the ...

In this post we’re going to meet two impressive avians and examine their impressive talents that allow the swallow to evade the notorious bird of prey, the peregrine falcon (at least in most some ...

embody the roots of their scientific name—Falco peregrinus, or “wandering falcon”—making migrations upwards of 25,000 kilometers per year. Today, peregrine falcons are a familiar sight in many North ...

The peregrine falcon is the fastest animal on earth, able to fly at speeds of more than 320kmh when diving for prey. The subspecies which resides in Singapore, Falco peregrinus ernesti ...

Associate Professor Foong Shaohui, who led the SUTD team, told Mothership that the name ERNEST is a play on the peregrine falcon's species name, Falco peregrinus ernesti. "And the name includes ...