from tundra to the tropics, appropriate for a bird whose scientific and common names both mean “wandering falcon.” Once functionally extinct in the eastern U.S., they have been re-introduced.

Snow Goose, Tundra Swan, and many species of ducks, loons, and grebes can be found from fall through spring, and shorebirds are abundant in spring and fall. Back Bay is a good place to see Peregrine ...

From fall through spring you might find Greater White-fronted Goose, Trumpeter Swan, Tundra Swan, Northern Harrier ... In migration or winter look for Osprey, Northern Harrier, Sora, and Peregrine ...

Their fur now turns brown earlier and stays brown longer, helping them blend into the tundra landscape ... example of how survival often means embracing the unknown. 6 Urban Peregrine Falcons Embrace ...

They breed in grassland with scattered shrubs, thickets, tundra, and prairie forests ... recall the song “The Heart of the Appaloosa” by folk singer Fred Small. The peregrine falcon became the state ...

After rebounding from near extinction, Maine's peregrine falcons appear to be holding steady, producing more chicks than usual last year to remain seemingly unaffected by the avian flu that is killing ...

The nest is atop the Old County Building in Mount Clemens. County officials first noticed peregrine falcons nesting atop the ...

A trio of Peregrine Falcons have decided to make downtown Mt. Clemens their home, and researchers are keeping a close eye on them.

Recently, a few falcons have made a home in downtown Mt. Clemens, high atop the old Macomb County building, and their three babies were banded over Memorial Day weekend. Experts like master falconer ...

The species was once listed as endangered in Michigan; but about a year and a half ago the Peregrine falcon population in the ...

In late April, four baby peregrine falcons entered the world at Essity’s paper mill in Menasha. This is the 11th straight year that peregrine falcons have come to lay and hatch eggs at the ...