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'''Peregrine falcons''' are small [[Creature|birds]] who can be found in almost every [[biome]], excluding [[ocean]]s, [[glacier]]s, and [[tropical]] rain [[forest]]s. They spawn one at a time and occasionally dive down from the sky to kill [[vermin]] on the ground, being harmless to a [[dwarf]] and benign to other creatures. Females are known as peregrine falcons, while males are known as tiercel peregrines. All peregrine falcons are born with Legendary [[skill]] in [[Climber|climbing]].
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'''Peregrine falcons''' are small [[Creature|birds]] who can be found in almost every [[biome]], excluding [[ocean]]s, [[glacier]]s, and [[tropical]] rain [[forest]]s. They spawn one at a time and occasionally dive down from the sky to kill [[vermin]] on the ground, being harmless to a [[dwarf]] and benign to other creatures. Females are known as ''peregrine falcons'', while males are known as ''tiercel peregrines'' (tiercel meaning third, referring to the males being about 1/3rd smaller than the females) and their young are called ''peregrine falcon chicks''. All peregrine falcons are born with Legendary [[skill]] in [[Climber|climbing]].
  
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Peregrine falcons can be captured with [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into low-value [[pet]]s. Due to not being considered exotic, a falcon who receives training will become fully tame. They can be put into [[nest box]]es in order to be part of a fort's [[egg production]], but hatching them for [[meat]] is worthless - peregrine falcons are too small to produce anything but a [[skull]]. While they are the fastest birds in real life, reaching dive speeds of 200+ mph (320 km/h), ''Dwarf Fortress'' does not handle [[gait]]s faster than 87 km/h, instead using this as maximum flight speed, which nonetheless makes them the fastest fliers in the game.
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Peregrine falcons can be captured with [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into low-value [[pet]]s. They can be put into [[nest box]]es in order to be part of a fort's [[egg production]], but hatching them for [[meat]] is worthless - peregrine falcons are too small to produce anything but a [[skull]]. While they are the fastest birds in real life, reaching dive speeds of 200+ mph (320 km/h), ''Dwarf Fortress'' does not handle [[gait]]s faster than 87 km/h, instead using this as maximum flight speed, which nonetheless makes them the fastest fliers in the game. Note that trained peregrine falcons will no longer display their dive-hunting behavior, but when tamed they may hunt vermin.
  
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] peregrine falcons for their ''ability to dive through the air''.
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] peregrine falcons for their ''ability to dive through the air''.
  
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[[Image:Falco peregrinus -Morro Rock, Morro Bay, California, USA -flying-8.jpg|thumb|center|400px|Admired for its ''ability to dive through the air''.]]
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[[Image:Falco peregrinus good - Christopher Watson.jpg|thumb|center|400px|Admired for its ''ability to dive through the air''.]]
  
 
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Peregrine falcon
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Urist likes peregrine falcons for their ability to dive through the air.
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Biome

Variations

Peregrine falcon - Peregrine falcon man - Giant peregrine falcon

Attributes

· Flying · Egglaying

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 25

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Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Birth: 44 cm3
Mid: 300 cm3
Max: 600 cm3
Food products
Eggs 3-4
Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 12-15
Butchering returns

Food items

Raw materials

Skull 1

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A small bird of prey that is capable of great speed. They dive on unsuspecting vermin.

Peregrine falcons are small birds who can be found in almost every biome, excluding oceans, glaciers, and tropical rain forests. They spawn one at a time and occasionally dive down from the sky to kill vermin on the ground, being harmless to a dwarf and benign to other creatures. Females are known as peregrine falcons, while males are known as tiercel peregrines (tiercel meaning third, referring to the males being about 1/3rd smaller than the females) and their young are called peregrine falcon chicks. All peregrine falcons are born with Legendary skill in climbing.

Peregrine falcons can be captured with cage traps and trained into low-value pets. They can be put into nest boxes in order to be part of a fort's egg production, but hatching them for meat is worthless - peregrine falcons are too small to produce anything but a skull. While they are the fastest birds in real life, reaching dive speeds of 200+ mph (320 km/h), Dwarf Fortress does not handle gaits faster than 87 km/h, instead using this as maximum flight speed, which nonetheless makes them the fastest fliers in the game. Note that trained peregrine falcons will no longer display their dive-hunting behavior, but when tamed they may hunt vermin.

Some dwarves like peregrine falcons for their ability to dive through the air.

Admired for its ability to dive through the air.
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