Post by bowbum on Jun 27, 2017 18:21:31 GMT -5
A snowy owl and then a red headed woodpecker and now a peregrine falcon. All within a few miles of each other.
There are thought to be less than 50 pairs of peregrine falcons in Pennsylvania. And only one or two pairs that are cliff-nesters. I saw one of those today and was fortunate to get a few pictures. (most have been acclimated to bridges high rise buildings).
These are all the same bird - at the same place, but just slightly different poses.
There are thought to be less than 50 pairs of peregrine falcons in Pennsylvania. And only one or two pairs that are cliff-nesters. I saw one of those today and was fortunate to get a few pictures. (most have been acclimated to bridges high rise buildings).
These are all the same bird - at the same place, but just slightly different poses.