Peregrine falcon flying

"Peregrine falcons are the fastest animals on Earth, capable of diving at up to 242 miles (390 km) per hour as they swoop after their prey, and they possess several adaptations that help them cope with the aerodynamic stress they experience while traveling at such extreme speeds: their stiffened feathers...

Adult peregrine falcon flying in attack mode toward a flock of dunlin. Samish Flats, Washington State 11/2/2012 Naturescapes.net Image of the Week for November 2-9 2012

Osprey. Beautiful picture of the bird and it's reflection on the water.

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The peregrine’s wingspan can be up to 41 inches. Females are larger than males. The peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) is a world-class bird, an admirable mixture of wild nobility and simple self-confidence. A peregrine looks distinctly formal with its dark, slate-gray back and darker crossbars, deep blue-gray head, and distinguished mustache, all contrasted nicely with a creamy colored throat, yellow eye ring, golden cere, and whitish, dark-barred breast. They have keen eyesight—eight…

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