- Habitat
Habitat
The Saker Falcon is predominantly a bird of open landscapes, occupying a diverse range of habitats from agricultural land, steppe, forest steppe, deserts and semi-deserts, mountains, foothills and montane plateaus. The image gallery below gives some examples of these habitats throughout Europe and Asia.
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Conservation and Research
- Raptor Conservation
- The Peregrine Falcon
- Mauritius Kestrel
- Red Kite Conservation
- New Zealand Falcon Conservation Project
- Migration and Movements of Saker Falcons
- Falcon Genome Project
- Electrocution of Birds of Prey
The Saker Falcon
- The Saker Falcon
- Description
- Taxonomy
- Breeding Distribution
- Breeding Population Estimates
- Wintering Distribution
- Habitat
- Hunting and Diet
- Breeding and Biology
- Migration
- Conservation Status
- Conservation Threats
- Sustainable Harvest
- Conservation overview (HH Sheikh Zayed)
- Captive breeding & research
- Bibliography
- Satellite Tracking
- Reintroduction in Bulgaria
- Reintroduction in Bulgaria
- Mongolian Artificial Nest Project Information
- Mongolian Artificial Nest Project Articles