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Photo From the Field: Feisty Female Falcon

Friday, June 1st, 2018

One Might Ask, Aren’t all Falcons Feisty?

by Ben Wurst, Habitat Program Manager

Earlier this week we visited two urban falcon eyries to band young for future tracking. Both bandings were streamed live on our Facebook page. Here at the Elizabeth eyrie, BD/73 showed us who rules the roost! We have a feeling that we’ll be seeing her again sometime in the future!

Tags: 2018, Elizabeth, eyrie, falcon, New Jersey, NJ, peregrine falcon, Union County
Posted in Birds, Raptors, Wildlife Protection | 2 Comments »

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