Female peregrine falcons are usually larger then male peregrine falcons. Fifteen pairs were sighted nesting in New Jersey in 1998. The peregrine falcon is no longer considered endangered any more but is still protected. People can not take, kill, own, transport, or keep its eggs. See the private Web site for report suggestions.
Every town is different.
Each has a history of Native American populations, each was discovered by the Europeans at a different time and for a different reason. Then more people moved into the area. We want to know your history. See the private Web site for report suggestions. Your local area is a rich quilt of cultures from all over the world.