First time seen in this location, with prey in talon, the female looks like she has grabbed prey and might have been thinking about stashing it away in a nearby rotted gutter with an opening for dry storage.  The male joined her before she flew off to the west!

The male Peregrine was seen loafing around on the NE corner of the new Balance building just above the main entrance on South Union St. and overlooking the Merrimack River.  It just worked out that the peregrine posed in a nice way to display the 6/4 leg bands providing yet another opportunity to confirm ID of male falcon.

This male peregrine was seen atop the SE corner area of the New Balance building rooftop.  These triangular pediments are regular perch locations for the peregrines.  The peregrine is facing the sun and overlooking the transportation building across the street.

The female departed her perch on the Clock Tower and headed over the Merrimack River in slight NW direction and then landed atop the smokestack behind the 250 Canal Street complex.