A Screaming Heron, a Falcon in Pursuit, and a Reminder That Size Doesn’t Rule the Sky

Hunting is a natural part of the wild. Larger predators usually hunt smaller prey, which is often how the natural world works ...
LancasterOnline

Peregrine falcons are flying over Lancaster city. After decades, is there finally a nest?

Birders have long searched for a peregrine falcon nest in Lancaster city. Recent falcon sightings around the W.W. Griest Building and the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square have kept those hopes high.

Peregrine falcons soar from brink of extinction after reintroduction

After peregrine falcon populations in the eastern U.S. were decimated by DDT, the Great Smoky Mountains played a role in ...

Bigger, faster, but still outfoxed: How prey escape predators

Predators are typically larger, faster, and more powerful than the animals they hunt. Yet in nature, most attacks fail. A new ...

Falcons inspired medieval knights, and the US military, says NJ author

Peregrine falcons are fast— and fascinating — creatures. That's why NJ author Jim Wright fell in love with them ...
Reuters

Flying with a falcon? Lufthansa design is suitable for birds of prey

BERLIN, Dec 8 (Reuters) - What is the point of having a luxurious private jet if you can't transport your own falcon? Lufthansa Technik, the maintenance division of the German airline which also ...