Injured member of Berkeley’s famed Peregrine falcon pair recuperating at Lindsay wildlife hospital

by Tony Hicks, Bay City News November 5, 2021November 5, 2021

Grinnell, one of the beloved Peregrine falcons, who along with his partner Annie, nests on the UC Berkeley Campanile Tower, was brought to Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital in Walnut Creek on Oct. 28, 2021, with injuries after a suspected territory dispute with another falcon. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Krystal Woo/Lindsay Wildlife Experience via Bay City News)

Grinnell hasn’t had the best week.

The falcon, who along with mate Annie famously nests in UC Berkeley’s Campanile tower, was found sitting on a garbage can at the Berkeley Tennis Club on Oct. 28. He didn’t try to get away when approached by a human.

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