#Peregrine falcon sound free#

Peregrines have white cheeks behind the malar stripes. Adult red-tailed hawk versus adult peregrine falcon (photos by Steve Gosser, Lauri Shaffer) Let’s look at two key features.

In nature, however, they seek ducks and shorebirds as their prey. Here are several photo comparisons of the two: red-tailed hawk on left, peregrine on right. In cities, you’ll find them making swift dives which are called stoops, to catch pigeons. Peregrines are swift and skillful hunters. The female falcon looks after the offspring, while the male provides the nest with food. This makes Peregrines an element of beauty in nature and awe-inspiring for other birds. Having an eye-catching blue-gray body that darkens as it moves toward the head contrasts with its white breast and yellow bills and feet. They were virtually eradicated from eastern North America by pesticide poisoning in the middle 20th century. Peregrines are distinctive and memorable for their aesthetically pleasing color pattern. Powerful and fast-flying, the Peregrine Falcon hunts medium-sized birds, dropping down on them from high above in a spectacular stoop. Having an average length of 14.2-19.3 in (36-49 cm) and weighing around 18.7-56.4 oz (530-1600 g), these falcons are the largest falcons in most of the continent. The species remains classified as 'protected wildlife' under state law ( WAC 220-200-100) and continues to be protected under the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. It’s common to find Peregrine falcons anywhere in North America, but they’re mostly found along coasts. Peregrine falcons have experienced a remarkable recovery and the population continues to increase across Washington. You might find a Peregrine falcon perching there and gazing at you.

#Peregrine falcon sound free#

The Peregrine Falcon also known as Duck Hawk in North America can also live even in the Arctic. Here are the sounds that have been tagged with Falcon free from Please bookmark us Ctrl+D and come back soon for updates All files are available in both Wav and MP3 formats. Next time you’re walking in the city, watch out for tall structures such as power pylons, water towers, skyscrapers, and cliffs. Sounds of the endangered Peregrine Falcon right here.