A falcon that took to bridges after the cliffs failed
Peregrine recovery in Virginia involved deliberate relocation, and several pairs now nest on bridges rather than the cliffs the programme intended.
Virginia's animals and the ground they live on, from the Atlantic to the Appalachians.
Raptors, shorebirds, and the woodpecker that needs fire.
The coast funnels migration into a strip narrow enough to count from one place.
Migration funnels along the coast, and the barrier islands are the pinch point where the numbers become countable.
Peregrine recovery in Virginia involved deliberate relocation, and several pairs now nest on bridges rather than the cliffs the programme intended.
The red-cockaded woodpecker nests in living pines kept open by fire, so its conservation is a burning programme before it is anything else.
Back Bay — lit against the other places named across this site.
Numbered pins are clickable