The head of a peregrine

IVN lecture Captivated by the peregrine falcon

Contents Lecture

The lecture will be given by Corine Goldschmidt.

The peregrine falcon, the fastest animal in the world, hunts from high buildings such as church towers, residential towers and high-voltage pylons. Since Corine saw a peregrine falcon sitting on the Sint Petrus Church from her garden in Oisterwijk , she has been following this fastest animal in the world. She takes us along on her fascinating, years-long research into the ups and downs of this bird of prey in central Brabant. It promises to be a surprising evening about behavior and habits, recognition and survival. The intensive observations reveal experiences full of special stories, discoveries and details with beautiful pictures. The peregrine falcon is the only bird of prey that allows itself to be observed at its residence, even during the breeding season, without being disturbed. This evening shows how much it is worthwhile to look up more often and observe what a special animal is part of our living environment.

When

  • Thursday, November 19, 2026 8 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Prices

  • Adults € 2,50 (Non-members)
  • Members Free (IVN members)
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