Falcons are Natures perfect creatures.


  • All falcons are she, just as ships, motorcycles and aircraft.
  • Their calm, noble, cool appearance and reliability is what sets the falcons apart from all others; Noisy, spectacular, beautiful and exciting.
  • No falcon regards you as a master. At the best, they regard you as an ally, who will provide for them and take care of them and introduce them to some good hunting.
  • The sound of a falcon stooping from a towering pitch across miles of sky can be awe-inspiring: a unrepeatable, tearing noise like ripping cloth.
  • The Falcon has perfect proportions and finely cut features, daring and intelligence, spectacular performance in the air and matchless execution in the chase – it has them all, a natural aristocrat.
  • The name Peregrine comes from the Latin Peregrinus ‘wanderer’; if we measure success by the extent of territory held, Falco pereginus is the most successful bird alive.
  • Ancient myths associate falcons with the human soul; they see falcons as messengers between heaven and earth and between humans and gods.
  • Falcons are conceived as pushing the outside of the envelope of physical possibility; often considered perfectly evolved objects in which form and function mesh so precisely that there is no room for redundancy.
  • The falconer's first impression of a new falcon, sitting, hooded on her perch, is one of unalloyed wildness. The slightest touch or sound and she'll puff out her feathers and hiss like a snake.
  • Falcon training is a form of psychoanalysis, the falconer treasuring the notion that he might become a feral creature, like the falcon he trained.
  • Like Horus, the ancient Iranian fie-and water-god Avestan Xvaranah was depicted as a falcon. Like Horus he was synonymous with the celestial fortune of kings and their divine right to wield authority.
  • After months of preparation, a falconer's duty is above all else, to provide an opportunity for his falcon to demonstrate it's natural abilities to the fullest extent possible,.
  • Genghis Khan’s future mother-in-law dreamt that a white falcon holding the sun and moon in its talons flew down from the sky to her hand. She took the vision as a sign that her daughter would marry the future conqueror.