2 Falcon Chicks Reunited With Parents In SFO Airport Hangar

Jun 23, 2020 4:10 PM ET

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Watchful parent during the reunification (PHS/SPCA)

“Thanks to the vigilance and concern from United Airlines and airport staff and our skilled wildlife rehabilitation team, these two peregrine falcon chicks are back where they belong: with their parents,” Tarbox said.

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2 Falcon Chicks Reunited With Parents In SFO Airport Hangar

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