By Brendon Owczarek

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peregrine falcons

• By Brendon Owczarek

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habitat

• Have you been near a cliff or a mountain near
  water or fields then you see a hole that hole
  might be a peregrine falcon nest.
• Peregrine nests are one mile apart.
  
• Peregrine falcons build their nests in holes near
  places with a lot of brids and small animals.
  
• Peregrines can fish and make nests on sea
  cliffs.
• Peregrine falcons live on tall buildings.
  
  

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Diet

• Have you ever seen a mouse or a rat in a field
  then you see a bird swoop down and eat it before
  you see what it is, thats a peregrine falcon.
• Peregrines eat birds, ducks, bats and fish.
• Plucking points are were peregrines eat.
• Peregrine falcons hunt by flying high and then
  dive bombing their prey.
• Peregrine falcons hunt in open areas.

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Peregrine a white stomach so when you look up it
is harder to see them they also have black backs.
Appearance

• A peregrine falcon has a wingspan of 37-43
  inches.
• A peregrines length is 15-18 inches.
• Male peregrine falcons weigh 20-26 oz females
  weigh 30-45 oz

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Predators

• Top of food chain
• Still have an enemy -- raven
• Ravens bigger than peregrines but slower.
• Ravens take over peregrines nests.
• Poison will kill peregrine falcons.
• In the 20th century, 39 peregrine falcons in
  American.

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Appearance

• No matter were you are you go peregrines will be
  there.
• Peregrines live all over the world except for
  North Africa