Research birds of prey
The Peregrine Fund provides extensive research resources for reference by students and scientists studying birds of prey. On this page you will find links to many of the materials available online. Additionally, we offer one of the most comprehensive research libraries on the subject of birds of prey.
Global Raptor Information Network (GRIN)
The Global Raptor Information Network (GRIN) is a website maintained by The Peregrine Fund to provide detailed information on diurnal birds of prey and to facilitate communication between raptor researchers of the world.
GRIN features include a comprehensive database on the distribution and population status of diurnal raptors, handbook-style species accounts, a large searchable bibliography, homepages for raptor researchers, a “Recent Raptor News” section, and links to numerous other related websites.
Species listed in GRIN
Species alphabetized by common name
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