Falcons

Unless one has a falconer permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Department, falcons are not allowed as pets anywhere in the United States.

tear them apart

because its worn out.

Peregrines chiefly hunt birds such as starlings, pigeons, blackbirds, jays, shorebirds, and waterfowl, but will rarely take mammals, reptiles, or insects. Peregrines may use a variety of hunting techniques, but typically prey is captured in the air after fast pursuit or a rapid dive to catch the prey.

Yes they do in certain regions.

Yes, a Merlin is a small Falcon.

Yes because they are able to live everywhere except antartica

Initially, Monna Giovanna is dismissive Federigo's love for her, but she eventually finds it noble. Federigo's Falcon was written by Giovanni Boccaccio.

It does a stoop (dive) over 200 mph

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In Minnesota, it is illegal to buy or sell native birds of prey, including falcons, without the proper permits. Federal and state laws protect these birds, and they are considered wildlife, not pets. If you're interested in falconry or working with raptors, it's essential to obtain the necessary licenses and training through established programs. Always check local regulations for the most accurate and updated information.

any type of bird really, because a falcon is a type of bird

No...there was a problem with reproduction (thin shelled eggs that would break before developement of the chick was complete). This was purported to be due to the use of DDT.

There were no extinctions but it did effect the population of many raptors.

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Falcon species are found across various continents, making them present in numerous countries worldwide. They inhabit regions in North America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Some notable species include the Peregrine Falcon, which can be found in diverse environments from urban areas to remote wilderness. Overall, falcons are adaptable birds that thrive in a wide range of habitats.

Adult falcons have few natural predators due to their agile flying skills and hunting prowess. However, they can fall prey to larger birds of prey, such as eagles and owls, especially when they are nesting or caring for their young. Additionally, humans pose a threat through habitat destruction and hunting. Young or injured falcons may also be vulnerable to various terrestrial predators.

Only a peregrine falcon is known to fly that fast in a dive.

Here's a link to prove that it can (but remember, only while diving). :)

Perigrine falcons spend most of their time in the air as do most birds, so they don't "walk" they hop, and they probably don't do it very fast.

people are cutting down trees and removing from da marsh

they live in mongoilia retards

There is none!

When peregrine falcons are flying high and spot prey below and prepare to go after it, they angle downward. They at least slightly fold in their wings and can dive up to 200 mph. Once they are close enough to the prey, another flying bird, they reach out their talons and grab it. Once they have it in their talons they swoop up. That is how Peregrine Falcons stoop.

Yes

All over the world, but not Antarctica and big deserts.

A peregrine in a cold climate, especially bachelors, will migrate to warm southern climates. This may be anywhere with a mild winter.