Falcon (27 page)

1. Three-dollar Bar Billy, speaking around
   1901
   –
   2
   , quoted in A. L. Kroeber and E. W. Gifford,
   Karok Myths
   (Berkeley,
   ca
   , and London,
   1980
   ), p.
   46
   .
   
2. Loft,
   D’Arcussia’s Falconry
   , p.
   143
   .
   
3. Cummins,
   The Hound and the Hawk
   , p.
   231
   .
   
4. J. G. Cummins, ‘
   Aqueste lance divino:
   San Juan’s Falconry Images’, in Salvador Bacarisse,
   What’s Past is Prologue: A Collection of Essays in Honor of L. J. Woodward,
   ed. (Edinburgh,
   1984
   ), pp.
   28–32
   .
   
5. Alonso Dámasco and J. M. Blecula,
   Antologia de poesia española: Poesia de tipo traditional
   (Madrid,
   1956
   ).
   
6. Quoted in Cummins,
   The Hound and the Hawk,
   p.
   228
   .
   20
   William Bayer,
   Peregrine
   (New York,
   1981
   ).
   

1. Bayer,
   Peregrine
   , p.
   249
   .
   
2. Ursula Le Guin,
   A Wizard of Earthsea
   (London,
   1971
   ), pp.
   141
   –
   2
   .
   23
   Victor Canning,
   The Painted Tent
   (London,
   1979
   ), p.
   56
   .
   

1. Canning,
   Painted Tent,
   p.
   35
   .
   
2. T. H. White,
   The Sword in the Stone
   (London,
   1939
   ), p.
   129
   .
   26
   White,
   Sword in the Stone
   , p.
   126
   .
   

27
T. H. White,
The Godstone and the Blackymor
(London,
1959
), p.
20
.
28
J. Cleland,
Institution of a Young Noble Man
(Oxford,
1607
), p.
223
.

1. trained falcons
   
   1. Hans J. Epstein, ‘The Origin and Earliest History of Falconry’,
      Isis
      ,
      xxxiv
      ,
      1943
      , p.
      497
      .
      
   2. Gilbert Blaine,
      Falconry
      (London,
      1936
      ), p.
      13
      .
      
   3. Blaine,
      Falconry
      , p.
      11
      .
      
   4. Harold Webster,
      North American Falconry and Hunting Hawks
      (Denver,
      

      co
      ,
      1964
      ), p.
      12
      .
      

   5. Webster,
      North American Falconry,
      p.
      12
      .
      
   6. Jim Weaver ‘The Peregrine and Contemporary Falconry’, in Tom J. Cade et al.,
      Peregrine Falcon Populations: Their Management and Recovery
      (Boise,
      

      id, 1988
      ), p.
      822
      .
      

   7. William Somerville,
      Field-Sports. A Poem. Humbly Address’d to His Royal Highness the Prince
      (London,
      1742
      ), p.
      7
      .
      
   8. Stephen Bodio,
      A Rage for Falcons
      (Boulder,
      co
      ,
      1984
      ), p.
      7
      .
      
   9. John Gerard,
      The Autobiography of a Hunted Priest
      , trans. Philip Caraman (New York,
      1952
      ), p.
      15
      .
      
   10. Richard Barker, trans. and intro.,
       Bestiary
       [
       ms
       Bodley
       167
       ] (London,
       

       1992
       ), p.
       156
       .
       

   11. Lord Tweedsmuir,
       Always a Countryman
       (London,
       1953
       ), p.
       128
       .
       
   12. Robin Oggins, ‘Falconry and Medieval Social Status’,
       Mediaevalia
       ,
       xii
       

       (
       1989
       ), p.
       43
       .
       

   13. Robert Burton,
       The Anatomy of Melancholy
       , ed. Holbrook Jackson (New York,
       2001
       ),
       ii
       , p.
       72
       .
       
   14. Richard Pace,
       De fructu qui ex doctrina percipitur
       (Basel,
       1517
       ), quoted in Nicholas Orme,
       English Schools in the Middle Ages
       (London,
       1973
       ), p.
       34
       .
       
   15. John Loft,
       D’Arcussia’s Falconry
       (Louth,
       2003
       ), p.
       215
       .
       
   16. Loft,
       D’Arcussia’s Falconry
       , p.
       267
       .
       
   17. The Art of Falconry, being the ‘Arte Venandi cum Avibus’ of Frederick
       II
       of Hohenstaufen
       , trans. and ed. C. A. Wood and F. M. Fyfe (Stanford,
       ca
       ,
       1943
       ), p.
       3
       .
       
   18. Marco Polo,
       The Travels of Marco Polo
       , ed. and trans. Ronald Latham (London,
       1958
       ), p.
       144
       .
       
   19. Sir John Chardin,
       Travels in Persia, 1673–1677
       (New York,
       1988
       ), p.
       181
       .
       20
       Christian Antoine de Chamerlat,
       Falconry and Art
       (London,
       1987
       ), p.
       171
       .
       21
       W. Coffin, ‘Hawking with the Adwan Arabs’,
       Harper’s Weekly
       ,
       57
       (
       15
       

       March
       1913
       ), p.
       12
       .
       

       1. E. Delmé-Radcliffe,
          Notes on the Falconidae used in India in Falconry
          

          (Frampton-on-Severn,
          1971
          ), p.
          11
          .
          

       2. Delmé-Radcliffe,
          Notes on the Falconidae
          , p.
          1
          .
          
       3. Lt Col. E. H. Cobb, ‘Hawking in the Hindu Kush’,
          The Falconer
          ,
          11
          /
          5
          

          (
          1952
          ), p.
          12
          .
          

       4. Cobb, ‘Hawking in the Hindu Kush’, p.
          9
          .
          
       5. John Buchan,
          Island of Sheep
          (London,
          1936
          ), p.
          26
          .
          27
          Webster,
          North American Falconry
          , p.
          11
          .
          
       1. Letter from Sig Sigwald, Collection Archives of American Falconry.
          
       2. T. H. White,
          The Goshawk
          (London,
          1951
          ), p.
          27
          .
          30
          White,
          The Goshawk
          , pp.
          17
          –
          18
          .
          

       31
       J. Wentworth Day,
       Sporting Adventure
       (London,
       1937
       ), p.
       205
       .
       

       32
       Bodio,
       A Rage for Falcons
       , p.
       131
       .
       33
       Bodio,
       A Rage for Falcons
       , p.
       130
       .
       

       1. Aldo Leopold, ‘A Man’s Leisure Time’, in
          Round River: From the Journals of Aldo Leopard,
          ed. Luna B. Leopold (New York,
          1953
          ), p.
          7
          .
          
       2. Nick Fox,
          Understanding the Bird of Prey
          (Blaine,
          wa
          ,
          1995
          ), p.
          345
          .
          
2. threatened falcons
   

1. ‘Peregrine Chicks Hatch in London’,
   bbc
   News
   uk
   edition,
   8
   June
   2004
   , http://news.bbc.co.uk/
   1
   /hi/england/london/
   3788409
   .stm.
   
2. Dr P. C. Hatch,
   Notes on the Birds of Minnesota
   (Minneapolis,
   mn
   ,
   1892
   ), p.
   200
   .
   
3. Maarten Bijleveld,
   Birds of Prey in Europe
   (London,
   1974
   ), p.
   5
   .
   
4. James Edmund Harting,
   The Ornithology of Shakespeare
   (London,
   1871
   ), p.
   82
   .
   
5. Dugald Macintyre,
   Memories of a Highland Gamekeeper
   (London,
   1954
   ), p.
   67
   .
   
6. Henry Williamson,
   The Peregrine’s Saga and other Wild Tales
   (London,
   

   1923
   ), p.
   222
   .
   

7. Williamson,
   The Peregrine’s Saga
   , p.
   210
   .
   
8. Ellsworth Lumley,
   Save Our Hawks: We Need Them
   , Emergency Conservation Committee reprint (New York,
   1930
   s).
   
9. Junius Henderson,
   The Practical Value of Birds
   (New York,
   1934
   ), p.
   198
   .
   10
   Joseph A. Hagar, quoted in Tom Cade and William Burnham, eds,
   Return
   

of the Peregrine: A North American Story of Tenacity and Teamwork
(Boise,

id
,
2003
), p.
4
.

1. Thomas Dunlap,
   Nature’s Diaspora
   (Cambridge,
   1999
   ), p.
   255
   .
   
2. Arthur A. Allen, ‘The Audubon Societies School Department: The Peregrine’,
   Bird Lore
   ,
   xxxv
   /
   1
   (
   1933
   ), pp.
   60
   –
   69
   .
   
3. Frank Craighead and John Craighead,
   Hawks in the Hand: Adventures in Photography and Falconry
   (New York,
   1939
   ), p.
   47
   .
   
4. Craighead and Craighead,
   Hawks in the Hand
   , p.
   35
   .
   
5. H. N. Southern, ‘Birds of Prey in Britain’,
   Geographical Magazine
   ,
   xxvii
   /
   1
   

   (
   1954
   ), pp.
   39
   –
   43
   .
   

6. Southern, ‘Birds of Prey in Britain’, p.
   43
   .
   
7. David Zimmerman, ‘Death Comes to the Peregrine Falcon’,
   New York Times Magazine
   (
   9
   August
   1970
   ), section
   6
   , pp.
   8
   –
   9
   ,
   43
   .
   
8. Joseph J. Hickey, ‘Some Recollections about Eastern North America’s
   

   Peregrine Falcon Population Crash’, in Tom J. Cade et al.,
   Peregrine Falcon Populations: Their Management and Recovery
   (Boise,
   id, 1988
   ), p.
   9
   .
   

9. Delphine Haley, ‘Peregrine’s Progress’,
   Defenders of Wildlife
   ,
   51
   (
   1976
   ), p.
   308
   .
   
10. Roy E. Disney, ‘The Making of
    Varda, the Peregrine Falcon
    ’, in
    Return of the Peregrine: A North American Story of Tenacity and Teamwork
    , ed. Tom Cade and William Burnham (Boise,
    id
    ,
    2003
    ), p.
    20
    .
    
11. Faith McNulty, ‘The Falcons of Morro Rock’,
    New Yorker
    ,
    23
    (
    1972
    ), p.
    67
    .
    22
    Tom Cade, quoted in Haley, ‘Peregrine’s Progress’, p.
    308
    .