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Migration Patterns of Peregrines

Migration Patterns of Peregrines. Evan Rolling Hills Elementary 2006. Peregrine falcons are found on all continents throughout the world with the exception of Antarctica. Many people use telemetry units to track movements of the Peregrine falcons.

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Migration Patterns of Peregrines

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  1. Migration Patternsof Peregrines Evan Rolling Hills Elementary 2006

  2. Peregrine falcons are found on all continents throughout the world with the exception of Antarctica. Many people use telemetry units to track movements of the Peregrine falcons.

  3. The Peregrine falcon spends the winter months in the warmer climate of Central and South America, then in early Spring, returns to their nesting territory in the U.S.

  4. An example of the Peregrine journey starts at Lake Athabase and travels down the U.S. all the way through Cuba, Haiti, and ends up near Nicaragua. Also from the data I have collected I have concluded that the migration time lapse is from Sept. 17 to Nov.8.

  5. Personal Notes Researching migration patterns and following nesting and hatching of the Peregrines in Cleveland, I have developed a strong interest in birds of prey. Peregrines are

  6. Bibliography Journey North: Peregrine Falcon; Annenberg Media; http://www.learner.org/jnorth/ Advanced Technology for Avian Conserevation; Department of Defense; https://www.denix.osd.mil/denix/Public/ES-Programs/Conservation/Legacy/Birdpif/bird1-16.html

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