Peregrine falcons are found on all continents except Antarctica and can be identified by their white spotted bellow, bright yellow claws and beak and mottled gray back, according to All About Birds.

Let’s explore nature’s true speed champions! The peregrine falcon is the fastest animal overall, reaching speeds of over 389 km/h (242 mph). This incredible speed is achieved during its ...

These were further divided into two groups: "White and Blonde Wild Peregrine Falcons (Farkh and Qarnas)" and "Black and Dark Wild Peregrine Falcon (Farkh and Qarnas)”. In the White and Blonde ...

Their plumage is incredibly variable, ranging from dark brown all over to almost white ... black tips. They have a very long, deeply forked tail that makes them instantly recognisable, which is ...

PRW took a new shape in 2020 as PRW 2.0 giving birth to species-specific projects such as Black kite population monitoring at Perungudi dump site, Peregrine ... necked falcon and the White bellied ...

How to spot birds of prey such as sparrowhawks, kestrels, buzzards, red kites and peregrine falcons in the Cotswolds ...

The Peregrine Falcon is a striking raptor with a blue-grey back, barred white underparts, and a black head with distinctive facial markings. It has a hooked beak and powerful yellow legs with sharp ...

Peregrine falcons have long nested atop the Fruitvale Train Bridge, hunting prey and raising their young. One particularly ...