“Falcon Site Construction”

Construction of falcon site at Grandfather Mountain, NC. Grandfather Mountain was used as an original release site for peregrine falcons during 1980s reintroduction efforts for the endangered species; it was the first place that peregrines were successfully reintroduced to North Carolina. Man in blu...

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Main Author: Morton, Hugh M.
Format: Still Image
Language:unknown
Published: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Wilson Library, North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives 1984
Subjects:
Construction
Birds
Endangered species
Peregrine falcon.
Johnson
Randy
1951-
Grandfather Mountain (N.C.)
Linville (N.C.)
Avery County (N.C.)
Avery
peregrine falcon
Online Access:http://127.0.0.1/u?/morton_highlights,7085
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spelling ftuninorthcardc:oai:127.0.0.1:morton_highlights/7085 2023-05-15T17:55:12+02:00 “Falcon Site Construction” Morton, Hugh M. 1980-1989; May 1984 Photographs Color mounted slide 35mm (24 x 36mm / 15/16 x 1 7/16 in.) http://127.0.0.1/u?/morton_highlights,7085 unknown University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Wilson Library, North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives P081 http://127.0.0.1/u?/morton_highlights,7085 Copyright North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library. The images in this collection are made available for use in research, private study, and teaching. Prior permission from the North Carolina Collection is required for any commercial use. Construction Birds Endangered species Peregrine falcon. Johnson Randy 1951- Grandfather Mountain (N.C.) Linville (N.C.) Avery County (N.C.) Image 1984 ftuninorthcardc 2019-03-30T23:41:14Z Construction of falcon site at Grandfather Mountain, NC. Grandfather Mountain was used as an original release site for peregrine falcons during 1980s reintroduction efforts for the endangered species; it was the first place that peregrines were successfully reintroduced to North Carolina. Man in blue jacket is likely Randy Johnson. Still Image peregrine falcon University of North Carolina: UNC Digital Collections Avery ENVELOPE(-65.433,-65.433,-66.883,-66.883)
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topic Construction
Birds
Endangered species
Peregrine falcon.
Johnson
Randy
1951-
Grandfather Mountain (N.C.)
Linville (N.C.)
Avery County (N.C.)
spellingShingle Construction
Birds
Endangered species
Peregrine falcon.
Johnson
Randy
1951-
Grandfather Mountain (N.C.)
Linville (N.C.)
Avery County (N.C.)
Morton, Hugh M.
“Falcon Site Construction”
topic_facet Construction
Birds
Endangered species
Peregrine falcon.
Johnson
Randy
1951-
Grandfather Mountain (N.C.)
Linville (N.C.)
Avery County (N.C.)
description Construction of falcon site at Grandfather Mountain, NC. Grandfather Mountain was used as an original release site for peregrine falcons during 1980s reintroduction efforts for the endangered species; it was the first place that peregrines were successfully reintroduced to North Carolina. Man in blue jacket is likely Randy Johnson.
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author Morton, Hugh M.
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author_sort Morton, Hugh M.
title “Falcon Site Construction”
title_short “Falcon Site Construction”
title_full “Falcon Site Construction”
title_fullStr “Falcon Site Construction”
title_full_unstemmed “Falcon Site Construction”
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publisher University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Wilson Library, North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives
publishDate 1984
url http://127.0.0.1/u?/morton_highlights,7085
op_coverage 1980-1989;
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genre peregrine falcon
genre_facet peregrine falcon
op_relation P081
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op_rights Copyright North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Library. The images in this collection are made available for use in research, private study, and teaching. Prior permission from the North Carolina Collection is required for any commercial use.
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