Field Notes U.C. Berkeley January 26, 1989 - can't on the very NW corner. Bob Jones & I walked from LSB up to Campanile. Could see the falcon's breast just exposed to the sun - the sun shined off it like a beacon. Very creamy in color. Bob & I went up to Evans 10 floor balcony. Watched the falcon. He warbled twice, (stretching wings). Looked about much of the time, but by and large he had a relaxed appearance. At 12:30 he hauled up out of the sun, setting with foot tucked (left foot) on NW corner. 15:00 - Peregrine on N face ledge # 2. 17:30 - No Peregrine on Campanile. January 27, 1989 10:00 Peregrine on N face, ledge # 2. Erect, quiet in appearance. I'm almost beginning to worry about him - he seems much too senile over the past 3 days. 12:00-13:00. Peregrine off on N face ledge # 2. Inactive, sitting on left foot. 15:00. Peregrine on E face ledge #2, NE corner. Surveying surroundings. Facing somewhat N. Foot tucked. May have half a crop. January 28, 1989 14:00 No Peregrine on Campanile January 29, 1989 12:00-13:00 Peregrine sitting on ledge # 4, N face. Windy (~20mph); warm, sunny. The falcon is