The Lawrence Peregrines have both been seen quite a bit around the Clock Tower.  They tend to perch in proximate locations and keep an eye out for each other.  This morning, found the male on an upper ledge above the clock face on the south side of the building basking in the bright morning sun.  The female was resting in the shade of the next box around the corner on the west side of the building.  She hears the ,male squawking and turns her head to the left and up.  The female has breast streaking that runs a bit higher than the male and the streaking runs toward the chin.  This helps with identification when leg bands are not seen!