The Canadian Peregrine Foundation

A collection of articles about peregrine behaviour and history around the world.

ARTICLE	TITLE	AUTHOR(S)	YEAR
1	A brief update of Peregrine Falcons in Ontario	Kenn Chapman	1995
2	What's in a name?	Marion Nash	1995
3	A first for Toronto!	Kenn Chapman	1995
4	Peregrine falcons make city comeback	Peter Whelan	1995
5	Hunting is learned behaviour, not instinctual	Kenn Chapman	1995
6	The kidnapping of Hardy	Kenn Chapman	1995
7	A Hardy crash	Kenn Chapman	1995
8	The origins of Pounce-Kingsley	Kenn Chapman	1996
9	Earning a name	Mark Nash / Kenn Chapman	1996
10	The making of a hunter	Mark Nash / Kenn Chapman	1996
11	A lone survivor (the origin of Toby)	Kenn Chapman	1997
12	The remarkable Peregrine Falcon recovery in Ontario	Glenn Coady	1998
13	Niagara's peregrines	Bob Chambers	1998
14	Peregrine Falcons nesting in the Niagara Gorge	Niagara Parks Commission	1998
15	Ontario peregrine has a new Wisconsin home!	Mark Heaton	1998
16	Peregrines in North Wales	Peter Butterworth	1999
17	Overview of peregrine breeding in the Netherlands...	Jan Putters	2000
18	The peregrine falcon in other languages	B. Goemaere / W.J. Higginson	2001

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