Cade 1956 Falcon peregrinus 6 July trivrel was stooping repeatedly at one of the roughlegs. It hit it several times despite its attempts to avoid the strike by flipping up on its back. The rough leg finally took shelter in some brush at the brink of the cliff. ± 6 A lone pair on the night of the Colwill on the first bluff below mouth of Kettle. Colour ragout ± 7 A pair was nesting on the same bluff as gyr amic #3, with roughlegs in between. The three nests were situated within a linear distance of less than 1 mile. Closest nesting of gyrs and peregrines I've seen. Roughleg in between may act as a buffer; 7 July Pair were located about 200 yds up from where the 2nd gyr amic of 1962 was located (the one in sticknest). Roughleg also nesting near this site but no gyrs seen. 8 July #9 Pair located about 300 yds above the cliff with the double ridge (3rd gyr amic, 1962). Roughlegs might above old gyr site. Many gyrs around the cliff. ±10 Pair on night about 1 mile below gyr amic #4. Seen attacking roughleg. ±11 Pair on the big bluff on the left side - lost left niche bluff before Christ Mt - with roughleg. Same as '62. ±12 Pair with roughlegs on the big bluff ca 10 miles above Christ on night.