A Peregrine falcon found injured and unable to fly along the shore of a Westchester County reservoir is back in the wild, ...

Peregrine falcon Renowned as the speed champion for its downward swoop (or stoop, to ornithologists), they literally eat some of our other competitors for breakfast, including rock pigeons and ...

Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) are famously capable of reaching speeds of around 320 kilometres per hour as they dive or 'stoop' to catch their prey. Traditionally, the birds kept away from ...

Peregrine falcon’s main prey is birds and can account for consuming 450 North American bird species and over 2,000 bird species worldwide. Big or small, the peregrine falcon eats it all from ...

As it happens, the silhouette of a Peregrine Falcon in a stoop is strikingly similar to a Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber.

These are some talon-ted dads. Two superfly peregrine falcons were rightly perched on a pedestal this past Father’s Day for fiercely protecting their newborn hatchings in their sky-high nests ...

Chris is chased by a peregrine falcon on the hunt for pigeons, while wearing a pigeon creature power suit! Despite the difference in speed, Chris manages to get away.

Peregrine falcons are a large, powerful and fast bird of prey with a recorded, 'stoop' diving flight of more than 200 mph. Find out more about these falcons on the BBC Wales Nature & Outdoors portal.

The four peregrine falcon chicks hatched this spring atop the historic Union County Courthouse Tower in Elizabeth.

Recently hatched Peregrine falcon chicks Jack and Victor, nesting at Glasgow University, are starting to test their wings.

The peregrine stoop, their diving-bombing technique, sees the birds reach a high altitude and then dive down at lightning speed to kill their prey — usually unaware pigeons and starlings — in ...