Angry Peregrine Falcons
This is the 2012 Peregrine falcon banding on top of the clock tower at The University of Toledo. People from The Ohio Department of Natural Resource's Division of Wildlife visit every year to temporarily remove the falcon chicks from the nesting box, take blood samples and attach permanent numbered bands to their legs for tracking and future identification.
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5. Spartan118 commented 12 years ago
why do they need to track these Falcons?
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6. HellsVacancy commented 12 years ago
Awesome, its like playing an online game, working as a team "there to the left, throw a grenade" lol, its not nice for the birds though when you think about it,
i wouldnt want someone with a wooden plank anywhere near my kids
i wouldnt want someone with a wooden plank anywhere near my kids
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10. gadgetfreak commented 12 years ago
dont mess with angry falcons
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12. Gringo_el_Diablo commented 12 years ago
All they need now is a wooden sword and they can slay that dragon!
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14. DeLiero commented 12 years ago
Know that feeling! near where I live there is this industrial area whre some seagulls nest, when they have chicks they sometimes drop down from the roofs as they learn to fly, made the mistake once to walk through there when they were hatching
First 1 seagull hovering above, few screams and then there were 5, about 5min after there was about 40 I ran like hell, 5 at a time making HUUUUGE dive attacks pretty protective!
First 1 seagull hovering above, few screams and then there were 5, about 5min after there was about 40 I ran like hell, 5 at a time making HUUUUGE dive attacks pretty protective!
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15. loadrunner commented 12 years ago
Falcon punch!
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19. ajwarriner commented 12 years ago
Who is the naked woman in the background at 2.27?!
+21 1. Rexxae commented 12 years ago