Gyrfalcons are big birds. A male Gyrfalcon, the smaller of the pair, can clock in at 24 inches tall...
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It might be a good idea to keep an eye out for predators…
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When staying with Daisy’s family in Yorba Linda, California, I often wake up early in the morning and take...
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I cannot get the Hoary Bat out of my head. I never knew, until my ill-fated encounter, that these...
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