Falcon - Peregrine
What are your thoughts about the animal "Falcon - Peregrine"?
Brief description of the "Falcon - Peregrine": The Peregrine is a medium to large falcon. Peregrines, like most Falcons, have dark markings like sideburns and moustaches and dark heads. Adult Peregrine Falcons have grey bodies that get paler as you move from neck to legs.
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Peregrine falcons in Chicago don't cheat
Peregrine falcons living in urban environments in the American Midwest remain faithful to their mates, despite the denser populations in cities that would afford them more opportunities to 'cheat,' a new study reveals. Ref. Source 6f.
Peregrine falcons are used by Master Falconers in many various roles for Abatement in the United States. So before you run, you must crawl and learn the basics of the skill "Falconry". Once you have apprenticed and mastered your basic Falconry Federal License you may then test out for a different raptor such as the Peregrine falcon. The Peregrine Falcon is a wonderful raptor to have in your arsenal when dealing with birds that are a nuisance to the community or environment that you might be working in. Peregrine Falcons and other raptor don't cheat in regards to mating but if a mate dies they will find another suitor to share the responsibility of raising the young.
Sorry for the late reply Hunter.
No, I'm not a trainer that trains a raptor to do tricks but I am a human that "Mans" with a raptor that hunts. If that answered your question, hopefully.
I'm a federally licensed "Falconer" that aids a raptor while it hunts.
To me a "Trainer" is a "Pet Keeper" that would train a animal or perhaps a bird to do fancy trick like what you would see a disneyland, seaworld or Bush gardens.
As in terms for investment.. it can be a money pit but I do love the raptors so for me it's a labor of love. The upswing is that you make your own equipment and its easy… mostly new people that get into this lifestyle are supported with gifts from others which is very nice.
As for the maintenance ...
That goes rain, snow or sunshine… its like a kid that never leaves the house. Even after grad school… *chuckles.
Hitchhiking falcon surprises desert-bound couple
A peregrine falcon took a joy ride earlier this week, courtesy of a couple driving from Julian to Borrego Springs. The bird landed on their car's windshield where he remained for 20 minutes before flying home. His owner said he had no idea the bird had been hitchhiking. Ref. Source 7h.