The Peregrine Falcon that has been around for the past three months, appears to have staked out the Grain Elevator in the Collingwood harbour as its winter home. If you need a Peregrine Falcon for your winter list, this bird is observed daily and is a reliable sighting. It is often perched on the antennae at the top of the tower on the eastern side of the structure, or on the roof ledge at the top of the tower overlooking the harbour. It is feeding on the pigeons that roost in the western end of the grain elevator and puts on some spectacular displays of avian acrobatics as it hunts. The entrance to Millenium Park, in which the Grain Elevator is located, is 100 metres east of the intersection of Hurontario Street (Main Street) andf Highway 26 at the extreme north end of Collingwood. Barry Griffiths Quest Nature Tours www.questnaturetours.com "Barry Griffiths" <barryquest@sympatico.ca> Visit http://www.ofo.ca/ontbirdsguide.htm for information on leaving and joining the list. As well as general information and content guidelines.