Falcon (28 page)

23
David Zimmerman,
To Save a Bird in Peril
(New York,
1975
), p.
19
.
24
Cade and Burnham,
Return of the Peregrine,
p.
73
.

1. John Loft,
   D’Arcussia’s Falconry
   (Louth,
   2003
   ), p.
   207
   
2. Tom Maechtle, quoted in
   New York Times Magazine
   ,
   22
   June
   1980
   .
   
3. A. Shoumantoff, ‘Science Takes up Medieval Sport to Help Peregrines’,
   

   Smithsonian
   (December
   1978
   ), p.
   64
   .
   

4. Tom Cade,
   Peregrine Fund Newsletter
   ,
   7
   (
   1979
   ), p.
   1
   .
   
5. A. Gore, ‘Statement by Vice President Al Gore’, press release (
   19
   August
   

1999
), The White House, office of the Vice President.

5 military falcons

1. ‘Discussion questions’ Birds – animal lesson plan (grades
   9
   –
   12
   ) http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/birdsofprey/
   
2. G. P. Dementiev,
   The Gyrfalcon
   (Moscow,
   1960
   ).
   
3. Philip Glasier,
   Falconry and Hawking
   (London,
   1978
   ), p.
   163
   .
   
4. Karl von Clausewitz,
   On War
   , trans. O. J. Matthijs Jollis (Washington,
   dc
   ,
   1953
   ), p.
   5
   .
   
5. Master Sgt Patrick E. Clarke, ‘Bye-bye Birdies: March Looking at Adding Falcons to its Arsenal of Bird Strike Weapons’,
   Citizen Airman Magazine
   (
   1996
   ), http://www.afrc.af.mil/HQ/citam
   n /Dec
   98
   /falcons.htm.
   
6. Clarke, ‘Bye-bye Birdies’.
   
7. Morgan Berthrong, oral history interview with S. Kent Carnie,
   1990
   , Transcript Archives of American Falconry, p.
   22
   .
   
8. Ronald Stevens, ‘How Trained Hawks Were Used in the War’,
   The Falconer
   ,
   

   ii
   /
   1
   (
   1948
   ), pp.
   6
   –
   9
   .
   

9. Associated Press report, Archives of American Falconry file
   86
   -
   2
   (corre- spondence, R. Stabler, n.d.).
   
10. Stevens, ‘How Trained Hawks Were Used in the War’, p.
    9
    .
    
11. Frank Illingworth,
    Falcons and Falconry
    (London,
    1949
    ), pp.
    23
    –
    4
    .
    12
    American Weekly,
    Archives of American Falconry (n.d.,
    c
    .
    1941
    ).
    

1. John E. Bierck, ‘“Dive-Bombing” Falcons to Play War Role under Army Program’,
   New York Herald Tribune
   (
   1941
   ), Archives of American Falconry.
   
2. ‘Falcons on Duty’,
   New Yorker
   (
   30
   August
   1941
   ), p.
   9
   .
   
3. Letter from George Goodwin to Robert Stabler (
   30
   August
   1941
   ), Archives of American Falconry.
   
4. Letter from Robert Stabler to Mr Frederick C. Lincoln, Chief,
   fws
   , Dept of the Interior, Washington,
   dc
   (
   26
   August
   1941
   ), Archives of American Falconry.
   
5. Interview with Robert M. Stabler by J. K. Cleaver, dated
   4
   March
   1983
   , Archives of American Falconry, p.
   22
   .
   
6. ‘A Bird in Hand’,
   The Monitor
   ,
   xlvi
   /
   2
   (March
   1956
   ), p.
   16
   .
   19
   United States Air Force Fact Sheet: ‘The Falcon’,
   

http://www.usafa.af.mil/pa/factsheets/falcon.htm.

1. ‘The Hammer and the Feather’, Apollo
   15
   Lunar Surface Journal, http://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a
   15
   /a
   15
   .clsout
   3
   .html.
   
2. United States Air Force Cadet Peterson, quoted in Sam West, ‘Falconry: Power, Grace and Mutual Trust’,
   Air Force Football Magazine
   (
   2
   October
   1965
   ), pp.
   4
   –
   5
   ,
   39
   .
   
3. ‘Hints at Goering Aim in Visiting Greenland: Ex-Air Corps Pilot Suspects a Purpose Beyond Falconry’,
   New York Times
   (
   14
   April
   1940
   ), p.
   41
   .
   
4. Paul Virilio,
   A Landscape of Events
   , trans. Julie Rose (Cambridge,
   ma
   ,
   2000
   ), p.
   28
   .
   
5. Joint Vision 2020
   , available at: http://www.dtic.mil/jointvision/.
   
6. Motto of United States Air Force
   5
   th Reconnaissance Squadron.
   
7. Rocky Barker, ‘
   bsu
   Scientists Use Transmitters to Track Falcons’,
   Idaho Statesman
   , reprinted in Center for Conservation Research & Technology (
   ccrt
   )
   Recent Media Coverage of Field Research Efforts
   .
   
8. Barker, ‘
   bsu
   Scientists Use Transmitters to Track Falcons’.
   
9. Robert Lee Hotz, ‘Spying on Falcons from Space’,
   Los Angeles Times
   (
   14
   October
   1997
   ).
   
10. us
    Department of Defense and
    us
    Fish and Wildlife Service,
    Protecting Endangered Species on Military Lands
    (
    2002
    ) http://endangered.fws.gov/dod/ES%
    20
    on%
    20
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    20
    lands.pdf.
    

    6 urban falcons
    

    1. Tom Cade,
       Peregrine Fund Newsletter
       (
       1980
       ), p.
       11
       .
       
    2. Roger Tory Peterson,
       Birds over America
       (New York,
       1948
       ), p.
       135
       .
       
    3. Akira Lippit,
       Electric Animal: Toward a Rhetoric of Wildlife
       (Minneapolis,
       

       mn
       ,
       2000
       ), p.
       21
       .
       

    4. Henry Williamson,
       The Peregrine’s Saga and other Wild Tales
       (London,
       

       1923
       ), p.
       198
       .
       

    5. Williamson,
       The Peregrine’s Saga
       , p.
       211
       .
       
    6. Williamson,
       The Peregrine’s Saga
       , p.
       217
       .
       
    7. Joseph Hickey, ‘Eastern Populations of the Duck Hawk’,
       Auk
       ,
       59
       (April
       

       1942
       ), p.
       193
       .
       

    8. Letter from Joseph Hickey to Walter Spofford (
       9
       June
       1940
       ), Archives of American Falconry.
       
    9. Hickey, ‘Eastern Populations of the Duck Hawk’, p.
       179
       .
       
    10. David E. Nye,
        American Technological Sublime
        (Cambridge,
        ma
        ,
        1994
        ), pp.
        96
        –
        7
        .
        
    11. ‘St Regis Ejects Baby Hawks from
        16
        th Floor Balcony Nest’,
        Pennsylvania Game News
        (August
        1943
        ), p.
        26
        .
        
    12. Robert M. Stabler, interviewed by James K. Cleaver (
        1983
        ), transcript, Archives of American Falconry, p.
        33
        .
        
    13. Lippit,
        Electric Animal
        , p.
        25
        .
        
    14. Steve Hinchcliffe and Sarah Whatmore, ‘Living Cities: Towards a Politics of Conviviality’,
        Science as Culture
        , special issue on technonatures, forthcom- ing (
        2006
        ).
        
    15. Tom Cade and William Burnham, eds,
        Return of the Peregrine: A North American Story of Tenacity and Teamwork
        (Boise,
        id
        ,
        2003
        ), p.
        99
        .
        
    16. Cade and Burnham,
        Return of the Peregrine
        , p.
        99.
        
    17. University of California Santa Cruz press release (
        19
        January
        2005
        ).
        18
        ‘Visiting the Falcon’s Neighborhood’, http://www.kodak.com/
        

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3. P. Virilio, ‘The Visual Crash’, in
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   ed
   .
   T. Y. Levin, U. Frohne and P. Weibel (Karlsruhe,
   2002
   ), p.
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   .
   
4. Quoted in Doreen Leggett, ‘Peregrine Falcons’,
   Cape Codder
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   28
   January
   2005
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5. Legget, ‘Peregrine Falcons’.
   
6. D. Bird, D. Varland and J. Negro, eds,
   Raptors in Human Landscapes
   

   (London,
   1996
   ), p. xvii.
   

7. Bird, Varland and Negro,
   Raptors in Human Landscapes
   , p. xviii.
   
8. Melissa Sanford, ‘For Falcons as for People, Life in the Big City has its Risks as Well as its Rewards’,
   New York Times
   (
   28
   June
   2004
   ), section
   a
   , p.
   12
   , col.
   1
   .