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Peregrine Falcon Sky Dive - Inside the Perfect Predator - BBC

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Did you know that peregrine falcons are commonly known as "duck hawks".  The name  comes from the word peregrinus. That means "to wander" in Latin. Peregrine falcons are on of the fastest birds. The scientific name for peregrine falcon is Falco peregrinus.

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Around 30 years ago Peregrine falcons were put on the endangered list. The number of peregrine falcons dropped due to the pesticide DDT. The pesticide got into the birds system and caused the shells of their eggs to crack to early. Since the eggs cracked to early the eyeasses ( baby peregrine falcons ) were not fully developed which caused most of the eyeasses to die. Farmers stopped using it in a way it wold hurt them. Peregrine falcons are now on the least concerned on the endangered animal list.

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Peregrine falcons are very unique looking creatures. Peregrine falcons are about 15-21 inches in length. They weigh around 2 pounds. Female peregrine falcons weigh more than male. They have a  wingspan of 3.5 feet. Adults have blue gray wings, dark brown backs and spots on their stomach. They have a white face with black tear strip under their eyes. They have hooked beaks and talons for hunting. Peregrine falcons are around crow size.

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Peregrine Falcons have some interesting ways to get their next meal and make sure they don't go hungry. Falcons catch their prey midair. They fly 240 mph to catch attack and catch their  prey. When they attack they dive  from the air and towards the prey. Falcons watch from a distance until they find their prey.  Falcons eat their prey where it fell if it fell out of the sky. They chase their meal if it the falcon cannot catch their food by diving.

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When it is time to lay their eggs they know what to do and where to do it.Peregrine falcons lay whitish brown eggs. The female falcon stays with the eggs. After they have hatched she stays with the young. The young are called eyeasses. When the eyeasses first learn to fly they are around 39-49 days or about 5-7 weeks old. When they get a little bit older they are called fledglings. When the fledglings learn to hunt they can leave the nest. They are about 10 weeks when they leave. Then they move out and make their own nests. They adult falcons find a mate and then move on to laying eggs.

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Peregrine falcons hunt many creatures but are also hunted too. Peregrine falcons are carnivores so they prey on other animals. They eat small birds such as  song birds and ducks. They also eat bats, insects and carrion. Eagles, great horned owls and other falcons see peregrine falcons as their prey. So they are the peregrine falcons predators.

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Peregrine falcons live in a large range and can adapt to many habitats.Peregrine falcons have a large range and live in many types of habitats. Falcons have been found in all continents except Antarctica since it is to cold. Peregrine falcons live in urban cities, the tropics, deserts, and tundras. Some migrate to warmer areas to nest. They sometimes will live in cities like the falcons living in downtown Rochester on the Kodak building.