Peregrine falcons use speed to feed
The avian equivalent of a fighter jet, peregrine falcons are the fastest members of the animal kingdom. When they dive to capture their prey, they can reach speeds of over 200 mph.
Read More >The avian equivalent of a fighter jet, peregrine falcons are the fastest members of the animal kingdom. When they dive to capture their prey, they can reach speeds of over 200 mph.
Read More >OPPD's resident peregrine falcons hatched four chicks this year, but all four perished within days of hatching.
Read More >Lewis and Clark, OPPD's resident peregrine falcons, are going to be parents again. Clark is incubating the four eggs she laid recently.
Read More >Lewis and Clark, the resident peregrine falcons at OPPD's North Omaha Station, are back. Will they hatch new chicks this year?
Read More >The sisters are growing up quickly, venturing out for strolls outside their nest box and flapping their wings, getting ready to fly.
Read More >The two peregrine falcon chicks at North Omaha Station were banded over Memorial Day weekend. Now OPPD needs your help naming them.
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