tiercel

• ““Báz” (here Richardson is wrong s.v.); a term to a certain extent generic, but specially used for the noble Peregrine (F. Peregrinator) whose tiercel is the”

  The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

• “I spend way too much time doing physical conditioning with my tiercel goshawk, but the result is a bird that knows it can smoke any quarry he's programmed to chase.”

  Working Like a Dog

• “My Gyr- Prairie tiercel was stolen this spring and so far possible replacements have fallen through partially because breeders failed, partly because of penury.”

  Gyr

• “Back in 2002 I imprinted my tiercel gos on the 8th floor of the Wachovia bank building in the uptown area of Albuquerque.”

  Working Like a Dog

• “Ince flies a mature tiercel male peregrine successfully at snipe, dove and quail, some of the toughest quarries any trained falcon catches.”

  Good Press!

• “He said a message took three pigeons because of the ubiquitous Peregrines there: "One for the falcon, one for the tiercel, and one for the film".”

  Spy Pigeons-- the Good, the Bad, and...

• “A few years back, a friend of mine's tiercel Peregrine died from a yellowjacket sting to the face.”

  Giant Yellowjacket Nests

• “He was wrapped in a towel on my lap -- the towel slipped and his tiny tiercel foot was suddenly embedded in the meaty part of my thigh... can an eagle take down a wolf?”

  Colonel Cooper and Wolves

• “Picturing his room, picturing sitting beside him, she remembered the tiercel—the male falcon—lording about on the window ledge.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Lincoln Rhyme eBook Boxed Set

• “The tiercel, he remembered Percey Clay telling him.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Lincoln Rhyme eBook Boxed Set

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