Peales
Peales, also known as Peale's falcons, are a species of bird of prey found in South America. They are characterized by their slender build and long, pointed wings, adapted for swift flight. Their plumage typically consists of a slate-gray back and wings, with a barred underside and a pale throat. Peales are found in a variety of habitats, including forests, woodlands, and savannas, and their diet primarily consists of small birds, insects, and occasionally small mammals.
These falcons are known for their agile hunting techniques, often pursuing prey in open areas or at