Thanks to Ann Mitchell for noting this corner spot for the Peregrine yesterday. We drove up at 4:45 and found it immediately, perched on the very outer NW top corner of Bradfield. After it surveyed it's world for a while, it turned, leaned down and fell straight down like a bungee jumper, head first, and only opened its wings after descending 30+ feet. A spectacular dive ! It then swooped in a tight curve and landed in the niche of the ledge just left of the southwest 'tower', snug in the corner with its back to the world. --- it sure seems to use the entire building. Carol Schmitt
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