UC Berkeley's resident falcon is missing. Researchers are worried she may be dead
The beloved female peregrine falcon that made her home atop UC Berkeley’s bell tower...
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Campanile peregrine falcons threatened by drone flight
While peregrine falcons are feared predators in the wild, campus's favorite birds may have a new enemy: unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones.
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UC Berkeley's male peregrine falcon injured in fight against rival falcons
UC Berkeley’s male peregrine falcon, Grinnell, has been injured in a fight against rival falcons and was found and hospitalized Oct. 29.
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Patriarch Peregrine Falcon in UC Berkeley Campanile Nest Injured In a Fight
Grinnell, the male peregrine falcon in the pair who have resided atop the UC Berkeley Campanile (clock tower) for the last five years, was wounded in a skirmish with two rival falcons, and was found southeast of campus on Friday suffering from these injuries.
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UC Berkeley's peregrine falcon chicks determined to be male
Three fuzzy gray-white lumps of fur practice flapping their tiny wings in their nest within the Campanile. Although they are still being fed by their parents, these falcon chicks are quickly learning how to walk, run and eventually fly. On May 12, UC Berkeley’s three new peregrine falcons were all determined to be male during Banding Day. Each chick received one band from the national Bird Banding Laboratory with a unique nine-digit number, along with a four-digit visual identification band that allows people to more easily identify the birds from a distance. “Right now, they are mostly d...
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