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    Peregrine falcon, juvenile.

    Now that I know where to find them, I need a longer lens.

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    Re: Peregrine falcon, juvenile.

    Very cool Erik! Those are famous you know.... they are well documented in chicago.
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    Re: Peregrine falcon, juvenile.

    My favourite bird of prey and a different photo of them than is normally presented.

    Nice shooting

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    Re: Peregrine falcon, juvenile.

    Quote Originally Posted by paulnj
    Very cool Erik! Those are famous you know.... they are well documented in chicago.
    Yep, I'm aware. I've been looking for a way to find them routinely, and now I have it. Was all a matter of finding out exactly where they are roosting. I was actually at the site to watch the biologists band the babies, but they had already fledged. Rats!
    Erik Williams

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