It may mean just delaying the work for a few weeks until the young have fledged or beginning work on the opposite side of the building. Not all peregrines that end up on the street are really injured. The first flight for a young peregrine is often a glide down to a lower ledge. Many times they glide all the way down to the street. In these cases, CPRR retrieves the peregrine, makes sure there are no injuries and then returns it to the nest.
Most peregrines fledge fine the second time around.
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