Tag Archives: Peregrine Falcon

I decided to return to he clifftop of the Northern Beaches, after a relatively quite visit the day before. My reasoning for returning a day later was that with these young Peregrine Falcons – you have to strike while the … Continue reading →

I travelled up to the coastal cliffs of the Northern Beaches hoping to get more photos of the family of Peregrine Falcons. It turned out to be a relatively quiet day, with not that much flying action. Here is one … Continue reading →

I mentioned to my friend Sue that “you have to strike while the iron is hot” meaning that if you want to observe and photograph juvenile Peregrine Falcons, the best time is soon after they fledge as they tend to … Continue reading →

After recent great trips to see the new family of Peregrine Falcons on the sea cliffs of the Northern Beaches, I was keen for another trip to the cliffs. It amazing to watch these very young birds develop their flying … Continue reading →

In order to photograph the young Peregrine Falcons, you need to put in a fair bit of time after they fledge. Sue was keen on another trip to the sea cliffs of the Northern Beaches and we had a very … Continue reading →

When there is a family of newly fledged Peregrine Falcons, it is worth several trips to visit them for photography, because as they get older, they fly further away from the  nest area and can be hard to spot. In … Continue reading →