Pics of juveniles...

[Elly]

Hey guys
Need a favour from all you lovely long wing fliers... Could you possibly post any pics you've got of juvenile peregrines and juvenile lanners? Im struggling to find decent pics online and just want to compare the two... Plus its a chance for you all to show off your birds, and we all know how much fun that is :P Thanksa bundle! :D

[Agent D.]

heres a pic of my juvenile tiercel, after the moult and at 3 yrs old.(??) :roll: :rolleyes:
hope this helps?

[Richard]

http://www.falconryforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=20549

First 2 are our Lannerette

[Elly]

it does, thankyou!

[Sokolar]

My tiercel !!!
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/R15PnPrC0SQI28qw.jpghttp://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/f1Y2EuFmtFF7dPsv.v.jpg
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/kChz97Z_JINnd38e.v.jpg
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/Z877DoBQ_jceBz46.v.jpg

[Peregrine1]

Peregrine

[Morientes]

Nice young Hobby...

http://www.valkerijforum.nl/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10037/normal_jonge%20boomvalk.jpg

[Smelleken]

Patrick,

Did you actually breed them ??

[Morientes]

Nice young Hobby...

http://www.valkerijforum.nl/modules/coppermine/albums/userpics/10037/normal_jonge%20boomvalk.jpg

it´s not a peregrine or lanner, but a very nice young hobby..really like those little falcons.
And it´s not mine, so i cheat on this one too:oops:

But i thought that posting was worth it..;)

[Elly]

it´s not a peregrine or lanner, but a very nice young hobby..really like those little falcons.
And it´s not mine, so i cheat on this one too:oops:

But i thought that posting was worth it..;)



It is gorgeous..

[Hacker]

1st year Peregrine tiercel

[Stealth]

Here is one of "ZAK", 06 Lanner on the fist.

[Smelleken]

Dear Hacker,

That is a real Gem of a young Tiercel. Do you fly him at prey, or only to the lure.

[Shikra]

some pics of my friend's passage Peregrine Tiercel.

[John Dumbar]

Falco Peregrinus Callidus?

[Shikra]

Falco Peregrinus Callidus?

yes its a Calidus Peregrine, here in Pakistan the majority of peregrines trapped are Calidus.

[blackgyr]

Morientes is this subbuteo??:roll:

[Goshawker 20]

female peregrine 03 bird darren chilton bred:supz:

[Greg]

PeregrineXPeregrineXperegrineBarbary

[Wilfred]

Morientes is this subbuteo??:roll:

I am not morientes but it is..Dutch name is boomvalk..and english hobby.

[Morientes]

Please keep the pics coming, they are stunning!!:supz:

[Elly]

Yeah there are some brilliant ones. Can i have some flying weights of these birds too?

[Ovambo]

Stunning picks what about peales in juvi plum any prices and who breeds. Sorry but many thanks as well.....

[John Dumbar]

Shikra!
Sorry to bother, there is not too many info about this subspecies what is their typical size and flying weight comparing to f.peregrinus peregrinus, I heard that they are a bit bigger, but opinions are divided...

[Goshawker 20]

My bird first season weight 1 .15 this seasons flying weight 2. 1 :yawinkle:

All the best

Rob Speakman

[Mark Collins]

Hi , tiercel peregrine, tiercel , gyr,barbary. cheers mark.

[Mark Collins]

Hi 2 more pictures same birds only older. mark.

[PeregrinesUK]

Stunning picks what about peales in juvi plum any prices and who breeds. Sorry but many thanks as well.....

the pic falconquester posted i do believe is of his 1/4 peales x pere ..
heres a one of my imprint tiercel from col ill dig some out of my falcon later Mike

[Mark Collins]

Hi , this is the tiercel , out at hack he had in the end 3 months , destined as a semen donor, stopped the hack as the gyr,barbary was eaten by a wild female peregrine , !!!!!!!! moody b*****d, cheers mark.

[MattSpar]

Eyass tiercel.

[PeregrinesUK]

My female as an eyass both the tiercel and the falcon are for future Ai. Mike

[Liam Fensome]

here is a picture of my tiercel sorry not the best picture

[Peregrine1]

Same Falcon eyass and after first moult.

[SeagulBasher]

heres my falcon in juvenile plumage and adult plumage :supz:

[Cyclone]

juvi lanner but i think you know this bird...
cyclone

[Mark Collins]

Hi , 2 more, cheers , mark.

[Mark Collins]

And More , Cheers , Mark.

[Peregrine1]

Stunning picks what about peales in juvi plum any prices and who breeds. Sorry but many thanks as well.....

Hello
The eyass was produced from a 50% Peales 50% Peregrinus falcon with a pure Peregrinus Tiercel. So the eyass is 25% Peales I have a couple of opportunities to breed some 75% Peales this coming season.
Regards
Colin

[Terry Hanson]

Stunning picks what about peales in juvi plum any prices and who breeds. Sorry but many thanks as well.....

Tiercel Peales
Terry

[Terry Hanson]

Stunning picks what about peales in juvi plum any prices and who breeds. Sorry but many thanks as well.....

This is the brother on a hen Pheasant.
Terry

[Stratocaster]

2006 tiercel, future semen donor.:supz:
Regards Mike.

[PeregrinesUK]

My falcon after moult .Mike

(colour looks a little washed out taken with flash at dark)

[PeregrinesUK]

2006 tiercel, future semen donor.:supz:
Regards Mike.

I really like him Mike.

[Merger]

I can give you some pics of both, if someone can post them for me..

[Mark Collins]

Hi boy some cracking looking birds around , guys, so nice to see other peoples birds , keep em coming , cheers , mark.

[1ABHawker]

i'll post them for you later if you email me them, i'll p.m you my email addy.

[LongVVing]

Here are some pics of my peregrine I got from Colin Pass in 2005.
The poor quality pic was taken with a mobile phone but shows her in her juvenile plumage.

The next two is after her first moult.
Hope this helps.

All the best,
Mark.

[Hacker]

Dear Hacker,

That is a real Gem of a young Tiercel. Do you fly him at prey, or only to the lure.

Both,
he has spent some time flying on landfills.
He flies at around 1lb 2ozs.

[LongVVing]

My falcon after moult .Mike

(colour looks a little washed out taken with flash at dark)

Is this one going to be a future breeding bird?
She looks fantastic.

Mark.

[Peregrine1]

Now for a real beauty??????????????? Well it was when it fledged.

[Berkut]

Hybrids are nice and there are some crackers out there but you can,t beat the real McCoy ,pure peregrines for looks.

[Terry Hanson]

Hybrids are nice and there are some crackers out there but you can,t beat the real McCoy ,pure peregrines for looks.

Agreed Neil, but how many peregrines have barbary or other sub-species in there line. Hence not pure Peregrines.

[StoopDoggyDogg]

nearly all of them, but that is as pure as your gonna get.

steve





Agreed Neil, but how many peregrines have barbary or other sub-species in there line. Hence not pure Peregrines.

[Peregrine1]

Agreed Neil, but how many peregrines have barbary or other sub-species in there line. Hence not pure Peregrines.

None in any of mine except the one half Peales. Which was down to my own research when selecting my breeding falcons and thanks to the work of Stoopdoggydog (Steve) with Defra They all have a family tree. Not that the mixing of sub species is a bad thing, its just not for me.
Regards
Colin

[1ABHawker]

a little late! (back from the work christmas doo ...hicup...) but these are from merger -

[Sokolar]

My f. peregrine :wink: !

http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/a1rda_fc9cHUMLiw.v.jpg
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/cB39HRHM1dg_6GXt.v.jpg
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/743455/qF49TpGnDZeeJf8Z.v.jpg

[Mark Collins]

Imprint Female.

[Mark Collins]

Same Bird , She Loves Me.

[Peregrine1]

Imprint after flying to Kite.

[BarneyAndMonty]

Here's Solo my lanneret of the year.:)

[Merger]

a little late! (back from the work christmas doo ...hicup...) but these are from merger - Female pere, on pheasant, lanneret,on block, hooded tircel peales.. case you were wondering..:yawinkle:

[Blazemarie]

Some wonderful wonderful pictures, i am jealous, they are lovely birds.

[MitchellBrad]

Anatum tiercel. The falcon on the block is his daughter.

[Stratocaster]

Cracking looking birds Brad, love the tiercel.

Regards Mike.

[Peregrine1]

Anatum tiercel. The falcon on the block is his daughter.

Very nice indeed Brad, When you send one my way:) can you give it better directions than the last one She's still not arrived :)
Regards
Colin

[1ABHawker]

barneyandmonty , really like solo, what sort of weight does he fly at?

[MitchellBrad]

Cracking looking birds Brad, love the tiercel.

Regards Mike.

Mike,

He flew pretty good too. I'm not much of a tiercel guy so when I fly one I'm looking for a breeder. That tiercel caught some partridge, field fare and bounced off sharptails:yawinkle: I think it was the last day I flew him I lost him. Released the tiercel and lost him. A few minutes later I see this speck stooping a flock of birds and think to myself, "A wild peregrine" It was him then the chase was on. 20 miles east and 60 south I caught up with him. He'd fed but I was able to get him back. He's been making babies since. The first falcon I bred out of him was a small bird but wanted to fly at a very high weight. She took pheasants, huns and a starling. The starling flight was the best. A few days later she killed a pheasant and was killed by a horned owl. That was the most manuverable peregrine I've seen in my life. She could knock a pheasant down and almost beat it to the ground. :) This new falcon flys very well but due to time limitations I've called it quits with her for the season.

Brad

[MitchellBrad]

Very nice indeed Brad, When you send one my way:) can you give it better directions than the last one She's still not arrived :)
Regards
Colin

Oh jeesh, I sent the bird back in August:) I suppose she got lost and is living the good life in the Bahamas. Kids!!

I'm trying in the worst way to get out of this breeding. Will only keep enough birds around to breed one if I need it. I just gave away a nice pair of peales to a friend, it looks like this place is going to end up as a retirement home for elderly anatums.

Brad

[Stratocaster]

Thanks for the in depth reply Brad, the full package then, a looker and a
flier, cant ask for more than that.:supz:

Regards Mike.

[Peregrine1]

Brad
looking for some piece and quiet myself, is there any room in you're retirement home for me :) I do't eat much, and nearly house trained
Regards
Colin

[MitchellBrad]

Brad
looking for some piece and quiet myself, is there any room in you're retirement home for me :) I do't eat much, and nearly house trained
Regards
Colin

Sure Colin. How's your back? :) I'm simply tired of breeding birds even though I do it the no fuss way. The adults hatch and raise everything. Haven't run an incubator for a while. Food in, falcons out. Still it seems to me I'd rather be hawking and not tied to a bunch of breeders.

Grumpy old Brad who, according to my wife, isn't house trained:)

Brad

[Stratocaster]

Col
Pmsl.:)

[Peregrine1]

Sure Colin. How's your back? :) I'm simply tired of breeding birds even though I do it the no fuss way. The adults hatch and raise everything. Haven't run an incubator for a while. Food in, falcons out. Still it seems to me I'd rather be hawking and not tied to a bunch of breeders.

Grumpy old Brad who, according to my wife, isn't house trained:)

Brad
Hello Brad the backs not great, but no worst either so I can cope with that.
I decided on imprints has they would thrive and adjust better in the built area where I live in plus my yard is small so pen sizes for breeding pairs was not a option. I tend to get a little fed up with the time comitment with imprints especially at the breeding time, its just being tied down and missing out on holidays with the kids ect, its the family that pay the price, yet my wife and kids support me 100%. On the otherhand when it goes right and you end up with a few nice eyasses and I think I had a hand in producing them I feel as I have achieved something and feel quite proud. As I along with alot of other breeders that follow the AI route I am self taught. I can remember the the first time I collected semen on a hat, and my first falcon that stood I was over the moon. On the negative side just as the falcons are standing and laying this season. My youngest son is on a rugby tour to Ireland which I would have loved to have gone to. At least his mum and nana will get to go.
And I watch him at home and away for the rest of the season. I think if I had the space and right enviroment and I had the chance to start again I be tempted to go for natural breeding pairs. The ony worry then is to make sure somebody will but food in if decide to go away for a few days. As for Mr Butterworth!!! my life seems to get more hetic as I get older Thomas running circles round me, mine you he loves to get out with the falcon's and dogs so as he gets older he might become a asset. And now a Grandaughter. Well next time I come up I bring the clan, and you can have a glimse of my world.
I am sure Thomas would be pleased to see Uncle Mike again :)
Regards
Colin

[BarneyAndMonty]

barneyandmonty , really like solo, what sort of weight does he fly at?

Flying best at 1 lb 0 1/2 oz - 3/4oz. Has put in some impressive stoops and chases at this weight. No catches as yet.

David:)

[LittleJoe]

nice pics m8 i really like hobbys they are nice looking birds but just to small cya lj :supz: :supz:

[SeagulBasher]

heres a young teircel that we bred this year from a wild welsh female:supz:

[MitchellBrad]

Hi Colin,

I did do the imprint thing for about 10+ years and quit once I got what I thought were peregrines that would breed without any intervention ie AI. Back when I started I worked for the Govt and would take my lunch here at home to work birds. Get up, work imprints, go to work, run home at lunch to work imprints and back to work again. Come evening I'd work the imprints again. It was a labor of love without a lot of success at first. Then I started the chamber birds but that wasn't very successful at first. There were some successes but a lot of failures. Then when I had birds I'd produced things all changed. The eyeases were, at first, put in with the adults at 4 days old then I began to let the birds hatch them. Now it's all gravy since all the natural pairs copulate. Oddly I changed one old breeding pair to another chambers this year. None of the eggs were fertile. Now they were back to their old chambers so I expect fertile eggs from them this year. It's easy this way because I only want to produce birds for myself anymore.

If your wife and kids support you then your doing something right. Good !

Oddly my life has gotten more hectic recently. We are caring for a grandson which has put a real dent in the falconry. I've got several good birds and can hardly find the time to fly them anymore. Some years it seems I can fly birds with a lot of success and others I have to almost pry myself away just to fly one. This is one of the latter years. The only really saving grace is this passage gyr. Unfortunately I'm so used to putting up an old peregrine and going for a walk which I can't do with this gyr. Getting proper slips for her is always difficult especially with grouse. She flys great, goes up beyond expectations and the stoops have to be seen to be believed. I've eaten a lot of crow in the last year because I used to say, "nothing stoops like a peregrine" Now I'm saying "Nothing stoops like a passage gyr.":yawinkle:

As I get older I appreciate the time I can spend hawking much more than the breeding aspect. I always wanted to fly birds I liked. The anatums are what I like but just getting out with good friends and getting quality flight is what it's all about anymore.

Granddaughter ! ! ! Congrats on the granddaughter. They are fun. A friend brought over his 1 yr old daugher she was facinated by my moustache and couldn't leave it along. Also when I carry my grandson on my shoulders instead of holding onto my head he grabs the stash. Sort of reins.

Brad


I decided on imprints has they would thrive and adjust better in the built area where I live in plus my yard is small so pen sizes for breeding pairs was not a option. I tend to get a little fed up with the time comitment with imprints especially at the breeding time, its just being tied down and missing out on holidays with the kids ect, its the family that pay the price, yet my wife and kids support me 100%. On the otherhand when it goes right and you end up with a few nice eyasses and I think I had a hand in producing them I feel as I have achieved something and feel quite proud. As I along with alot of other breeders that follow the AI route I am self taught. I can remember the the first time I collected semen on a hat, and my first falcon that stood I was over the moon. On the negative side just as the falcons are standing and laying this season. My youngest son is on a rugby tour to Ireland which I would have loved to have gone to. At least his mum and nana will get to go.
And I watch him at home and away for the rest of the season. I think if I had the space and right enviroment and I had the chance to start again I be tempted to go for natural breeding pairs. The ony worry then is to make sure somebody will but food in if decide to go away for a few days. As for Mr Butterworth!!! my life seems to get more hetic as I get older Thomas running circles round me, mine you he loves to get out with the falcon's and dogs so as he gets older he might become a asset. And now a Grandaughter. Well next time I come up I bring the clan, and you can have a glimse of my world.
I am sure Thomas would be pleased to see Uncle Mike again :)
Regards
Colin