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Peregrine chick being fitted with identifying black colour band and USFWS band (Leo Tardif photo)

Two Peregrine Falcon chicks safely back on nest ledge after banding (Leo Tardif photo)

Climbers Robert Dye, Andi Dye, and Rodney Swatton at Sleeping Giant Provincial Park

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