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Rare birds of prey are now breeding in north London

Peregrine falcons have nested in Islington, showing urban areas can support diverse wildlife.

US peregrine falcons adapt well to city living as their coastal cousins struggle with bird flu

Peregrine falcon populations are declining again due to bird flu, despite previous recovery efforts.

New York Islanders

US peregrine falcons adapt well to city living as their coastal cousins struggle with bird flu

fromianVisits

London

Peregrine Falcons return to London Met tower - Watch them live on Falcon Cam

Canada news

fromwww.theguardian.com

Decades after peregrines came back from the brink, a new threat emerges

Peregrine falcon populations are declining in urban environments, raising concerns about their adaptability and survival.

Citizen scientists like Gordon Propp are witnessing significant drops in local falcon populations.

London politics

fromTime Out London

Rare birds of prey are now breeding in north London

Peregrine falcons have nested in Islington, showing urban areas can support diverse wildlife.

US peregrine falcons adapt well to city living as their coastal cousins struggle with bird flu

Peregrine falcon populations are declining again due to bird flu, despite previous recovery efforts.

New York Islanders

US peregrine falcons adapt well to city living as their coastal cousins struggle with bird flu

fromianVisits

London

Peregrine Falcons return to London Met tower - Watch them live on Falcon Cam

New Falcon Appears on Berkeley Campanile as Longtime Resident Falcons Remain Missing

A new peregrine falcon has appeared at UC Berkeley's Campanile, leading to hopes of nest adoption following the disappearance of resident falcon Annie.

Berkeley's two famous peregrine falcons aren't the only ones disappearing from Northern California

The absence of Annie and Archie, a peregrine falcon couple at UC Berkeley, raises concerns of a potential avian flu outbreak affecting their safety.

fromBKReader

Brooklyn

NYC Welcomes Peregrine Falcon Chicks on Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

Brooklyn

PREMIUM Trio of falcon chicks found on Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge again

fromwww.amny.com

3 weeks ago

Brooklyn

Peregrine falcon chicks hatch on Port Authority nesting tower on Bayonne Bridge | amNewYork

San Francisco Giants

fromsfist.com

New Falcon Appears on Berkeley Campanile as Longtime Resident Falcons Remain Missing

A new peregrine falcon has appeared at UC Berkeley's Campanile, leading to hopes of nest adoption following the disappearance of resident falcon Annie.

Berkeley's two famous peregrine falcons aren't the only ones disappearing from Northern California

The absence of Annie and Archie, a peregrine falcon couple at UC Berkeley, raises concerns of a potential avian flu outbreak affecting their safety.

fromBKReader

Brooklyn

NYC Welcomes Peregrine Falcon Chicks on Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

Brooklyn

PREMIUM Trio of falcon chicks found on Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge again

fromwww.amny.com

3 weeks ago

Brooklyn

Peregrine falcon chicks hatch on Port Authority nesting tower on Bayonne Bridge | amNewYork

more#conservation

6 days ago

San Jose City Hall falcon brings rat back to nest, raising poisoning fears for chicks

"Falcon researchers express concern after a rare rat catch by a City Hall falcon may indicate poisoning, reflecting the community's worry for the fledgling birds."

San Jose Sharks

#uc-berkeley

San Francisco Giants

fromABC7 San Francisco

New peregrine falcon shows up at UC Berkeley at Campanile tower

Annie and Archie, UC Berkeley's peregrine falcons, are missing, sparking concern and speculation about their fate, including potential links to bird flu.

Berkeley falcon Annie is missing, and her watchers are worried about bird flu

Peregrine falcon Annie and her mate Archie are missing, with concerns about avian flu but other possibilities also considered.

fromwww.berkeleyside.org

UC Berkeley falcons Annie and Archie are missing. Is avian flu the cause?

Annie the peregrine falcon and her mate Archie have likely succumbed to avian flu, as they haven't been seen in nearly two months.

San Francisco Giants

fromABC7 San Francisco

New peregrine falcon shows up at UC Berkeley at Campanile tower

Annie and Archie, UC Berkeley's peregrine falcons, are missing, sparking concern and speculation about their fate, including potential links to bird flu.

Berkeley falcon Annie is missing, and her watchers are worried about bird flu

Peregrine falcon Annie and her mate Archie are missing, with concerns about avian flu but other possibilities also considered.

fromwww.berkeleyside.org