Assertion: peregrine falcon | /r/CapableOf | nest on cliff
Facets:
value: above the delaware water gap
type: LOCATION
value: historically
type: TEMPORAL
value: traditionally
type: OTHER
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Peregrine falcons often nest on ledges or cliff faces (and on buildings and towers).
text: Peregrines traditionally nest on cliffs but on occasion they’ve been found nesting in trees and on flat ground.
text: Peregrine falcons prefer to nest in high places like cliffs, skyscrapers, churches, and other man-made structures.
text: They nest on cliffs and have been known to nest on the sides of city buildings.
text: Historically, Pennsylvania's peregrine falcons nested on cliffs, typically overlooking rivers.
text: Historic records indicate that peregrines once nested on the cliffs above the Delaware Water Gap, and on the Palisades overlooking the Hudson River.