We saw this young Peregrine earlier this week on the eastbound Route 3 Bridge, looking spiffy. His natal nest was on the westbound Route 3, so the little big guy is starting to get around.
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Jim
please assign given names to these birds so that we may make a better connection with them.
thanks
Posted by: Fco | July 16, 2009 at 12:46 PM