Field Notes Doug Bell U.C. Berkeley February 3, 1989 cont. maybe it disturbed her. Stayed up till 18:15, scanning rooftops for the falcon, but couldn't see her. Did possibly the ad. male somehow disturb her? No sign of him though. February 4, 1989 16:00 - No falcon on Campanile. Weather cold, clear. February 6, 1989, Weather clear but very cold. Strong NE wind (15-25 mph gusts) 10:00 - Falcon on Campanile, relaxed, on W ledge #2, in shade. One foot tucked. 12:00 - 13:00 - Falcon still on W ledge #2, relaxed, at times moving to parallel to ledge. Now in sun; windy. 15:00 - Peregrine not on W ledge. 16:00-17:30 - Peregrine on W ledge #2, sitting. Visible in fading rays of sunset. February 7, 1989 Clear, cold, dry. NE wind. 10:00 {No Peregrine on N & W ledges 16:45} 16:15 - No Peregrine on Campanile. February 8, 1989 09:00 - Saw the Peregrine flying north, over our house on 1567 Scenic Ave., in Berkeley (A falcon was in our kitchen, eating, I looked up & saw the falcon flapping hard into the stiff and moving fast with the strong (~15mph) SE wind.