Wayward falcon released from Cheam Wildlife Care back to the wild (From Your Local Guardian)
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Wayward falcon released from Cheam Wildlife Care back to the wild
2:40pm Wednesday 12th August 2009 in
Fallon, the wayward peregrine falcon, is flying high again after recovering from injuries sustained in a crash-landing at a multi-storey car park in July.
He was rescued by staff at Cheam Wildlife Care, in Frederick Avenue, and was put in the care of licensed raptor specialists.
The bird was released back into the wild last week.
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Wayward falcon released from Cheam Wildlife Care back to the wild
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