Montana Outdoors Vol 18 No 6 Nov/dec 1987
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Young leave the nest when about 40 days old, but may stay nearby for up to four weeks afterward.
Migration southward and eastward from Montana nesting areas is common. Maximum reported life span for a wild bird is 14 years. Mortality during the first year of life may be as high as 74%, and 25% during later years. FOOD HABITS: Prairie falcons feed primarily on birds and mam- mals, often exploiting locally abundant prey populations. In Montana, common prey are western meadowlarks, horned larks, a...nd ground squirrels. STATUS: The prairie falcon is listed as a species of special concern in Montana. Prairie falcons are generally more common east of the Continental Divide, and can be locally abundant in good habitat. Prairie falcon populations were not greatly affected by pesticides such as DDT, because they prey so heavily on mammals which don't tend to accumulate the pesticides in their body tissues as do birds.
22 Peregrine falcon (duck hawk, bullet hawk) (Falco peregrinus) FIELD MARKS: Adult peregrine falcons are dark blue to nearly black above, and light buffy to creamy below, with dark barring on the lower breast and abdomen and white on the upper breast and throat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Young leave the nest when about 40 days old, but may stay nearby for up to four weeks afterward.
Migration southward and eastward from Montana nesting areas is common. Maximum reported life span for a wild bird is 14 years. Mortality during the first year of life may be as high as 74%, and 25% during later years. FOOD HABITS: Prairie falcons feed primarily on birds and mam- mals, often exploiting locally abundant prey populations. In Montana, common prey are western meadowlarks, horned larks, a...nd ground squirrels. STATUS: The prairie falcon is listed as a species of special concern in Montana. Prairie falcons are generally more common east of the Continental Divide, and can be locally abundant in good habitat. Prairie falcon populations were not greatly affected by pesticides such as DDT, because they prey so heavily on mammals which don't tend to accumulate the pesticides in their body tissues as do birds.
22 Peregrine falcon (duck hawk, bullet hawk) (Falco peregrinus) FIELD MARKS: Adult peregrine falcons are dark blue to nearly black above, and light buffy to creamy below, with dark barring on the lower breast and abdomen and white on the upper breast and throat.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 18 No 6 Nov/dec 1987?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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