Summary
The rivalry between Pittsburgh and Cleveland hasn't been this rough in 25 years.
University of Pittsburgh officials this week found the withered, nearly decapitated corpse of a peregrine falcon that flew from Cleveland three months ago to invade a nest atop Pitt's Cathedral of Learning in Oakland. While observers who watched Web-cam footage of a March 18 battle for the nest thought the loser retreated to Ohio, the grisly discovery on the skyscraper's 40th floor provided a new glimpse into the birds' behavior and living conditions.See the full content of this document
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Falcons Take Pittsburgh/Cleveland Rivalry to New Heights
"An intruder would expect the resident birds to put up a fight," said Anthony Bledsoe, a lecturer in biolog...
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