A peregrine falcon nesting at Norwich Cathedral has laid its first egg of the year. The Hawk and Owl Trust, which manages the ...

To put it simply, peregrine falcons are happy to eat any type of bird that happens to be in the area. Given how fast they can travel, there are none that can outrun this incredible dive-bomber.

They typically catch their prey in the air with fast pursuits, rapid dives and other impressive aerial maneuvers for which these falcons are known and admired. Perhaps its most famous hunting ...

Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) are famously capable of reaching speeds of around 320 kilometres per hour as they dive or 'stoop' to catch their prey. Traditionally, the birds kept away from ...

Peregrine falcons (Falco peregrinus) are famously capable of reaching speeds of around 320 kilometres per hour as they dive or 'stoop' to catch their prey. Traditionally, the birds kept away from ...

A WILDLIFE photographer has captured a peregrine falcon at a church in Henley. Simon Booker, 61, from Stoke Row, received a ...

Peregrine Falcon: The fastest bird, reaching up to 240 mph (386 km/h) during its hunting. This bird is renowned for its hunting skills and speed, and is considered the fastest animal on Earth. Golden ...

The peregrine is a species of large crow-sized falcon - most recognisable for its yellow talons and beak. It can travel at more than 200 mph (320 km/h), making it the fastest diving bird in the world.

Astrid could have had a flying accident given that peregrine falcons can dive at speeds of more than 200 miles an hour. And she could have gotten into and lost a fight with Nova or another intruder.

One of the falcons – which can reach top speeds of more than 200 miles per hour when diving – was spotted by Ricky Wallis at the start of March in the middle of Southampton. Peregrine falcons ...