Photo: Petr Šaj, Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic
The population of the critically endangered peregrine falcon has been thriving in the Jeseníky Mountains in recent years. More than twenty pairs of these birds live in the highest peaks of the Moravian mountains in southern Czechia. This year they have produced 32 chicks, the third highest number since 2000.
The peregrine falcon’s return to the Jeseníky Mountains is a significant conservation success story.
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Author: Jakub Ferenčík