Made a short visit to visit the Woburn Peregrines in early afternoon under partly sunny skies and very windy conditions with huge wind gusts at 30+ MPH.  Temps in mid-forties.  Upon arrival found the male peregrine perched to the west of the nest ledge in one of the regular locations.  Heard the gentle soft call of the female, but at first unable to locate her.  Finally found her just to east of the male at almost the same height.  She called quite a few times, but softly and quietly.  Watched her a bit while preening and keeping an eye on her surroundings!

Another one of these stunning mornings with blue skies and bright sun!  The male peregrine was perched atop the pinnacle rock which always has a bit of whitewash.  It is located above and to the right of the nest ledge.  While observing the perched male, he let loose with a forceful stream of whitewash, adding to the existing vertical white streaks in place!

Another bright sunny morning with cobalt blue skies, temps rising into the mid 40’s and great looks at the male Peregrine Falcon perched just below and to the west of the nest ledge.  It spent a bit of time looking around and over its shoulder, but with no birds or other creatures in sight!

Discovered the male settled in behind the the nest ledge this morning.  It was an overcast morning November morning with the sun making every effort to break through!  He stayed in place for quite a while with no distractions.

The male peregrine falcon was very active in flight on this sunny Saturday morning, making numerous aerial loops around the nest ledge before finally settling in to rest and loaf for a while!

The male peregrine falcon was perched and alone on Thursday morning under overcast skies and winds under 10 MPH from the north.  He was perched just to the west of the nest ledge and just taking in the sights!  It is nice to move around and photograph the peregrines from different angles and under ever changing light conditions.  So nice to be able to capture the catchlight in their eyes to show they are living breathing creatures, and in this case, always on the lookout around them!

Had time for a brief visit this morning to look for peregrine falcons in Woburn under clear skies, bright sun, winds from SW about 13 MPH and temps inching towards low 50’s.  The male was seen perched on the nest ledge with no signs of the new female.

Made a short visit to observe the Peregrine Falcons in Woburn with beautiful bright sun and clear blue skies.  Upon arrival, found well know bird photographer and celebrity author, John “GARP” Harrison on location and taking terrific photos of the peregrines!  The new female was perched in the now dormant Common Raven nest.  She seemed to not have a care int he world and remained perched for quite a while with the male nearby in the nest ledge.  The male looked down quite a few times but remained in the nest ledge preening and soaking in the bright morning sun!