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Jun 15, 2026
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How peregrine falcon chicks nesting in BMO Field’s rafters complicated World Cup preparations
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How peregrine falcon chicks nesting in BMO Field’s rafters complicated World Cup preparations
OM SHANBHAG
TORONTO
PUBLISHED 1 HOUR AGO
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A peregrine falcon in front of its aviary in Alton, Ont. on Thursday.
ALEJANDRO GOMEZ GARCIA/THE GLOBE AND MAIL
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Less than three weeks before the first World Cup game at Toronto’s BMO Field, four peregrine falcon chicks were getting ready to leave their nest in the rafters high above the soccer pitch.
The chicks, which will grow into some of the fastest animals in the world, were about to learn to fly…
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