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lwoodPeregrine falcons used to be incredibly endangered. They like to dwell in the sides of cliffs.
Rock doves also used to be cliff-dwellers, but now favor the concrete cliffs of modern cities--they're more socially known as pigeons.
Pigeons are the peregrine falcon's lawful prey.
Now, the falcons nest in the skyscrapers, and the hunt begins anew.
One mating pair just hatched a pair of chicks in their nest... at PG&E Headquarters in San Francisco.
GO FALCONS!
Get the straight dope from SF Gate:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/05/11/MNGLC6JEOO1.DTL
Okay, we now return you to your regularly scheduled, if delayed, travelogue. 8-P
-- Lorrie
Rock doves also used to be cliff-dwellers, but now favor the concrete cliffs of modern cities--they're more socially known as pigeons.
Pigeons are the peregrine falcon's lawful prey.
Now, the falcons nest in the skyscrapers, and the hunt begins anew.
One mating pair just hatched a pair of chicks in their nest... at PG&E Headquarters in San Francisco.
GO FALCONS!
Get the straight dope from SF Gate:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/05/11/MNGLC6JEOO1.DTL
Okay, we now return you to your regularly scheduled, if delayed, travelogue. 8-P
-- Lorrie
