The Home Of The Falcon By Charles D. Head (1933)

“On the rocky coast of Western Britain, there still remain a few Peregrine Falcons for the Naturalist to observe.“ L/S of waves crashing against rocks. High angle shot of a man (Charles D. Head perhaps?) making his way down a cliff into a hide. “When the position of a nest is fixed, the observer and camera outfit are carefully lowered over the cliff edge - “ (The next shot is badly damaged) High angle shot of man walking backwards over the cliff holding on to ropes. “After the youngsters are hatched the mother never leaves them, except to take food from the male.“ C/U of mother feeding chicks. “At eight days four hungry mouths look like the ever open door - “ C/U of four chicks with open mouths. “At two weeks they are a team of comedians in their funny little ways “ C/U of three of the birds - they do look pretty funny. C/U of one of the chicks being fed by hand - possibly Charles D. Head feeding it. C/U of the chick. “Two weeks later their fierce appetite is a whole time job for the pare