in total, there are now 20 peregrine falcons and 273 swallows in the russian railways fleet.oal for the near future is to get rid of dependence on western conflicting technologies and technologies for this, the country has everything, both capacities and raw materials and specialists. the situation in ukraine shows that the united states is trying to prolong this conflict and in the same way they are acting inflames the potential for conflict in asia africa latin america security in europe and the protection of russia's borders the situation around taiwan and the bloc us policy in asia today, these issues on the travel of the moscow conference on international security in its work is attended by defense secretaries from 35 countries and chiefs of staff. contracts for serial deliveries of attack drones for the production of submarines with calibers and for new export deliveries of s400 systems, including for turkey and india what are the first interim results of the army forum so far? large natural fire in the rostov region in extinguishing, involved three hundred people be-20

russian railways has 20 peregrine falcons and 273 swallows.for the near future is to get rid of dependence on western conflicting technologies and technologies for this, the country has everything, both capacities and raw materials and specialists. again, let's burn ukrainian militants to civilian facilities in the donetsk water canal at the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant containers with nuclear waste. how long will the world ignore these crimes? and in russia, power lines blew up the course of the cop by ukrainian saboteurs in the crimea is also understandable. there was a sabotage at the ammunition site, what else is known? the united states and its vassals grossly interfere in the internal affairs of sovereign states, organize provocations, coups d'etat, civil wars of states against the hegemon, and support a multipolar world , a conference on international security on the forum is proof of this. the nazis are driving a tank to commemorate the outcast in estonia, after all, they demolished the monument to the t-34, so that the residents w

in total, there are now 20 peregrine falcons and 273 swallows in the russian railways fleet.oal for the near future is to get rid of dependence on western conflicting technologies and technologies for this, the country has everything, both capacities and raw materials and specialists. for the sake of maintaining dominance over the world, the united states is ready for anything, and at the cost of the independence and well-being of any other states, than to turn around this is a lust for power. lerputin explained today in his address to the participants and guests of the tenth moscow conference on international security. their hegemony means stagnation for the whole world for the whole civilization, obscurantism and the abolition of culture. not liberal totalitarianism here are any means the united states and its vassals are grossly interfering in the internal affairs of sovereign states, organizing provocations, coup d'etat, civil wars , trying to force independent states with threats of blackmail and pressure. submit to their will to live by someone else's rules for them and

of course, it even increases the intrigue, because there are two candidates for it, the peregrine falcon the neptune. the neptune is apparently not adapted for striking ground targets, on the other hand, we did not have the peregrine falcon in commercial quantities, because it is quite possible. of course, our missileers and even in the conditions the war created a miracle, especially since, in july, it was already noticed that shells and a complex of verses and alder works for the russian occupiers. well, somewhere at a depth of 100 km, it is quite possible that this is some other rocket miracle. well, what kind of rocket miracle was it, but obviously you know it’s better to keep it a secret so that the russians don’t find out about it. well, you know, so that they’re there, let’s just say, their moods spread more widely. mom, it’s time for them to leave here. please, and see if everything goes well. as it is written, it is written journalists, although journalists, you yourself know that i often lie, but this is all we have, this one has not broken this stabilization for the winter, we

we'll have a live some bay area wildlife rescuer celebrated the recovery of a peregrine falcon. they nursed back to health, but they have one last obstacle to overcome successfully returning the bird back to the wild. it's a flying tails trip are calling the flight of the falcon. ken wayne has those details. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and a lot of it is shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour and snatched spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and a

some bay area wildlife rescuer celebrated the recovery of a peregrine falcon that they nursed back to health. but they had one last obstacle to overcome successfully returning the bird back to the wild. they i wouldn't mind flying that raptor to its home territory in southern california. it's a flying tails trip. we're calling the flight of the she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad. >> and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and then laying on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot buildi

falcon complex, you know that, as far as i understood the opportunity peregrine falcon , we are talkinging now we say the possibility that we already have such a thing, it’s just that the public space does not have this information or good old neptune. defeat and you know how they were afraid in principle of their existence on the territory of the crimean peninsula because if you think seriously if it was just the appearance of highmars with a firing range of 84 km that led the russians to such a frenzy that they decided to try to get these tsomai systems with cruise missiles with with a firing range of 5,500 km , imagine what kind of mood they will have there now after they realize that they were hit at a distance of 300 km. good, but what about the relay and such, but still our enemy's anti-aircraft defense. well, that's it there is still no mention of what we are going to do now, we are very much and it is nice to say that, well, the distance from where the missiles came from, er, to destroy the location missiles in our country, because let’s say so, er, let’s say that to some collea

here, look, i have krechet llc, you have peregrine falcon there is operational data. that the same group worked with firms. berkut falcon and kite. what does it say? well, for now, only that we are dealing with an organized group of pissed-off ornithologists. listen, you don’t have a single person involved, no one who could be touched alive. no, well, no clue. but, well, there is one, but come on. look. who is this? well, some andrey pavlovich, it was he who met with the victims. he was recognized in one of the group photos, so i'm sorry, the quality is nothing of this bread. my victims so far cooperate. so maybe they get to know him. i will keep you updated. no, i do not have. excuse me, pyotr filippovich, but you are here. dmitrievna excuse me for disturbing you, did something happen? cool what's your business? i asked why you came i need your help. i would be very grateful if you can help. allow me to sit down. i would like to get your permission to see this monster, which one? and why would you? is it necessary? i want to look into his eyes. maybe he will tell me

his big right, some bay area, wildlife rescuer celebrated the recovery of a peregrine falcon that theye one last obstacle in order to successfully returned this bird back into the wild. and so now we're going find tales trip called the flight of the falcon and kron four's. ken wayne has the details. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and a lot of eye issues at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, rouge, they're just flying catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. an enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you

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♪dance♪ >> 9.44 right now is a very a wildlife rescuer celebrated the cover of a peregrine falcon.rip comes in. we're calling it the flight. >> of the falcon. ken wayne has the details. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray. >> it was during

bay area wildlife rescuers celebrated the recovery of the peregrine falcon that they nursed back to healtht they had one last hurdle to overcome successfully returning the bird back to the wild. it's a flying tails trip that we're calling the flight of the falcon. ken wayne has the details. >> she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. and i've seen catch that on the so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey

. >> some 43 and some bay area wildlife rescuer celebrated the recovery of a peregrine falcon that theyfely. well, it's a flying tails tripped recalling the flight of the falcon. ken wayne has details. she doesn't have a name or even much of a backstory. all we know is this bird was found injured near carlsbad. >> and wildlife specialist said she was unlikely to survive in the wild. there was significant documentation of a lot of head trauma and want to i shoes at that time. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth. flying up to 200 miles an hour to snatching spray. >> and i've seen catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and then laying on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray

well, the new york times wrote that this is a ukrainian weapon, we have, er, otrka, er, peregrine falcon, well, on export, they called otrk a thunderbolt that strikes up to 500 km, so maybe it's something there, well, we'll keep an eye on it. thank you for being with us. during this time, i i say goodbye to you until tomorrow until the 19th follow the events on the espresso website as well as our airwaves take care of yourself be aware of the danger of the enemy now for your attention i offer the issue of news prepared by my colleagues from the ukrainian editorial office of bbc news let's watch together good evening we are from ukraine welcome to bbc news ukraine live and olga palamaryuk works in the studio from london, and today the issue of the explosions in crimea talks about the attack on the military airfield, what is known about the new fedorovka, if we leave at least something of russia on the territory of ukraine, will it be a permanent war or possible negotiations between ukraine and russia, exclusive interview the bbc of the adviser to the head of the president's office, mykhai

it's either the attacks or us style to finish the peregrine because it is at the stage for 21 years, the statement of the minister of defense, the terrain was already 80% ready, that is, we had 1.5 years to prove that the development was actually the third option - it is a redesigned neptune, this is indicated by the fact that saka airfield is the target which is close to the sea and in fact the development of neptune for the destruction of ground words was also carried out eh and there remains one more real option - this is the action of special operations forces, at the same time you can exclude all kinds of kamikaze drones and bairaktars due to the low power of their explosives, for example, you only have power there at all in 50 kg , oh, in general, the mass is 50 kg, by the way, he says that there is definitely a lot of explosives there, and there are explosives somewhere at the level of, well, more than 200 kg. of this conversation literally in a week. no matter what the ukrainians thought about, no matter what they talked about, the first place is still war, war, and victory,

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the rescued chick of the common peregrine falcon says the ornithologist.n settle in big cities, hunting rodents, often occupying niches in houses, especially high-rise ones, where they lay their eggs directly on the surface and there the actual chicks appear. taking care of bory with the wind at home is not an easy task. and it will be even more difficult to get used to it and the predator, before returning to nature, some carcasses of dead birds are given so that he learns how to disassemble them, then they start very hooks on a string to pull so that he learns to catch them, after that he is given already live animals , he hunts them, when he learns this hunting, when he flies well, then we can already talk about the release of nature, but for now it is a distant prospect, the falconry almost has humenna svitlana prokopchuk yuriy redulyak tv channel details inter marathon, the only news, next, news about the most important thing , now i'm ready to tell, liliya is scared, i'm saying goodbye to you, good night, we'll convince everyone , lose, we'll win, th

provided there, they served there, a towel, a bottle, something else, stars from the nhl came to lead peregrinee rene fasel. uh, there, i remember the sting of the hand. first time. they we did go together, therefore, such moments. they remain in memory for life. and you, of course, remember this even after such meetings. you have an extra boost. i want to run on the ice to train all over again. something throughout the week they fought for the alexander ovechkin cup 12 teams representing leading hockey schools and academies of the country. this is a team of boys born in 2010 champions, for the second time in a row the young hockey players of cska became champions in the final, they beat spartak holiday today in krasnogorsk hmm i think these boys will remember everything that happened today for the rest of their lives and will tell their children. i mean, uh, sports. unites today. yes, this is an opportunity for people to be together. uh, see several generations of the greatest hockey players. here, of course, thanks to sasha for what is bestowed on vacation. so much time. while talking with ch

they served it there, a towel, a bottle, something else, stars from the nhl came, then the whole peregrine falcon. fetisov gave me a stick. i have it , there renefa zel, uh, there, i remember the complaints of the hand. the first time they do together, therefore, such moments. they remain in memory for life. and you, of course, remember this even after such meetings. you have an extra boost. i want to run a raid to train to conquer. for all week 12 teams fought for the alexander ovechkin cup, which represent the leading hockey schools and academies of the country, this team of boys born in 2010 became champions, the young hockey players of cska became champions for the second time in a row in the final, they beat spartak holiday today in krasnogorsk hmm i think these boys will remember everything what happened today for the rest of your life will tell your children. that is, today it unites in sports. yes, this is an opportunity for people to be together. uh, see several generations of the greatest hockey players. here, of course, thanks to sasha for what he is given on vacation. so much t

one of uc berkeley's peregrine falcon hatchlings has died. lindsay was found on the west edge of campus. this is lindsay and her brother in june. >> the juvenile birds, they can stray into territories where they will be running into other birds, and they are not quite as good at defending themselves, so what is most likely is that she straight into the territory of this talk, and it defended its territory, and she was either injured or killed in that fight. kristen collin peterson says the first year of life for a falcon is exceptionally difficult. their survival rate is 40% to 50%, so most do not make it. that's the time when they are learning to protect themselves and hunt on their own. larry: keeping the animal theme, today is national dog day, so today we are looking out for man's best friend. a new study is out on risk of what is becoming a growing worry among dog owners. that is canine dementia. i did not even know that was a thing. christine sloane has a look at the risks and the hopes for prevention. christine: like humans, dogs slow

. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth.catch that on the so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and then laying on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray. >> it was during its rehabilitation here that the doctor found that the bird and made a remarkable recovery and instead of living its life in an enclosure, it might be fit enough to be set free with to make sure that it still have the appropriate behavior temperaments and a wild animal. >> and we had to make sure that its flight capacity was appropriate because it was an old wing injury as well. and so we went through all of parameters and over the course of a couple weeks that did but it's a 500 mile drive to c

. >> the peregrine falcon is considered the fastest animal on earth.en catch that on the wings. so as patrick flying out from, you know, routes, they're just flying, catching them on air and land on the ground, just pull them apart. >> state fish and wildlife sent the bird to sonoma wildlife rescue near petaluma. >> we also have. enclosure. it's actually called the raptor recovery center. it's 100 foot building with flight delays and an area where you could live test a bird of prey to make sure that they can't survived by catching their own. pray. >> it was during its rehabilitation here that a doctor found that the bird and made a remarkable recovery and instead of living its life in an enclosure, it might be fit enough to be set free with to make sure that it still have the appropriate behavior temperaments and a wild animal. >> and we had to make sure that its flight capacity was appropriate because it was an old wing injury as well. and so we went through all of parameters and over the course of a couple weeks that did but it's a 500 mile drive to

among them are the american alligator, the grand pelican, the peregrine falcon, and the american bald eagle. i think the story of the american bald eagle's comeback is extraordinary. here in new jersey, when i was at the new jersey department of environmental protection, i hosted a podcast where i spoke with different people from around the world about -- [inaudible] one of the people i spoke with had headed up back in 1970 the program in new jersey to try to restore bald eagles to new jersey. in 1970, there was one nesting pair of bald eagles in the entire state of new jersey. we were in danger of losing them because of the fragility of the eggs. the new jersey devised -- they found someone who was really good at climbing trees. they located -- they knew where the one nesting pair was. this fellow climbed up 150 feet up to the nest of an eagle that they had seen. the eagle had laid two eggs. he came down carrying two eggs. he took the wooden eggs, put them in the nest when the eagle was not there. he took out the two real eggs, carry them back down 150 feet, and as the person describ

are no longer considered endangered among them are the american alligator the brown pelican the peregrine fowler falcon. and of course the american bold eagle and i think the story of the american bald eagles come back as extraordinary here in new jersey when i was at the new jersey department of environmental protection. i hosted a podcast where where i spoke with different people from around the agency to talk about what they did and what their mission was in the agency one of the people i spoke with had headed up all the way back in 1970 the program in new jersey to try and restore bald eagles to new jersey in 1970. there was one nesting pair of bald eagles in the entire state of, new jersey. and it was we were in danger of losing them because of the fragility of the eggs that they laid. so the new jersey deposites this program. where they found somebody who was really good at climbing trees. they located the that we know where the one nesting pair was this fellow climbed up 150 feet up to a eagles nest. can't that they had seen had the eagle had laid two eggs carrying two wooden eggs

ira - this is the correct answer to the question ekaterina zoology which order of birds does the peregrine actively hunts? nighttime no daytime no. this is the wrong answer. alexander the full name of the afternoon alexander lunch some else should be afternoon tea well twilight version, does the teacher know the answer to the question, it means daytime yes daytime who are not evening, then daytime who are predators or predatory category. design what is the name of a landscape composition that imitates a mountain a landscape in the center of which a stone rises or a group of stones rises along the slopes, which are created by terrace-like platforms with squat shrubs and other plants? well, no, alexander, catherine , you know what the austrian slides are called yes, the alpine olympic. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer to the question. but we, apparently, prompted the teachers, if they did not know this they would say, because the alpine hill is called the alpine hill, they are austrian, but you thought in the right direction. yes, this is such a design element used when i don’t know t

this is the correct answer to the question ekaterina zoology which order of birds does the peregrinethis is the wrong answer. alexander is the full name of the afternoon alexander lunch , some else should be afternoon snacks. well twilight version know the teacher the answer to the question, means daytime yes daytime who is not evening, then daytime who let there be predators or predatory category. design what is the name of a landscape composition that imitates a mountain landscape, in the center of which a stone or a group of stones rises along the slopes, which are created by platforms like terraces with squat shrubs and other plants? still life, well, no, alexander, catherine, you know what we are talking about. the austrian slides are called yes, alpine. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer. this is a question. but we apparently prompted the teachers if they didn’t know, because the alpine hill is called the alpine hill, they are austrian, but you thought in the right direction. yes, this is such an element, design is used when i don’t know where landscape design is, design,

. >> reporter: in the big apple peregrine falcons were once in danger but now they perch atop the statue and landscape of our national parks and country continue to change, researchers are focusing their attention on these city dwellers, looking for ways we can both thrive and co-exist together. >> scientists want to figure out how we're going to lead with these animals. for me, the best approach is to view them as animals that are just trying to make a living just like us. they want to survive. they're adapting and the best way is to co-exist with them and understand that most of our interactions with wildlife are positive ones. >> now, experts say we can have positive and even beneficial interactions, t.j., with these urban wildlife sharing our space, all we have to do is take minor steps. every day you can secure your trash. don't feed these wild animals and take care of your pets and you got to be sure, check out the september issue of "national geographic: america the beautiful" at natgeo.com. >> they lost me at the coyotes sleeping next to me in the ditch. will, thank you. stay wit

by live weight, because there was information that the level of localization for our swallows and peregriney speaking, all this one, in short, yes, is this a problem or a problem to be solved, firstly , a problem to be solved, secondly, if you look at one task that has recently been faced by russian railways, just in subordinate institutions. conducted research. we have already created a database of import substitution and a out of a thousand 100, and critical elements that e provide the railway infrastructure and subjected, but practically, as well as the same number of foreign well. now, if i’m talking about airplanes, as a person who will come out in the soviet union, i know from history that we had a full production cycle. we made planes. here, uh, yes, from screw to screw. they made good planes. there carcasses are still flying. but with cars, something somehow did not work out for us. this is the fear that the gas manager just now voiced that you would just change seats for a new needle. how do you feel about this, as far as the automotive industry is concerned, and the automotive ind