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	=== External Links ===		=== External Links ===
	* [[Wikipedia:Falcon\|Falcons]] on Wikipedia		* [[Wikipedia:Falcon\|Falcons]] on Wikipedia
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	'''Falcons''' are medium-sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:		'''Falcons''' are medium-sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:

Tiff: Reverted edit of 205.200.71.126, changed back to last version by 205.200.32.16

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Reverted edit of 205.200.71.126, changed back to last version by 205.200.32.16

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	* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]		* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]

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205.200.71.126: /* See Also */

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205.200.32.16: /* Heraldic falcons */

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Heraldic falcons

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	# The Tunician		# The Tunician


	===Heraldic falcons===
	Falcons are used as [[charge]]s in [[heraldry]]. Unlike [[eagle]]s, they are normally portrayed side-on with their wings [[close]]d. They also have smooth neck compared to an eagle's [[ruff]]. It is also common to see a heraldic falcon with [[jess]]es and [[bell]]s attached to its legs, which can be described as (surprise surprise) "a falcon jessed and belled". However, this is not always included in the [[blazon]]. A heraldic falcon can also be [[hood]]ed and if it is portayed standing on its prey it is "[[trussed]]" or "preying upon PREYNAME". Sometimes the same basic charge will be blazoned as some other small bird of prey (e.g. a [[hawk]]), but in the [[SCA]] they would all be regarded the same type of bird.

	=== See Also ===		=== See Also ===

Cian: links

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	Falcons are medium sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:		'''Falcons''' are medium-sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:

	# The Falcon Gentle		# The Falcon Gentle
	# The Haggart Falcon		# The Haggart Falcon
	# The Barberie or Tartaret Falcon		# The [[Wikipedia:Barbary_Falcon\|Barberie or Tartaret Falcon]]
	# The Gerfalcon		# The [[Gyrfalcon\|Gerfalcon]]
	# The Sacre		# The [[Wikipedia:Saker_Falcon\|Sacre]]
	# The Laner		# The [[Wikipedia:Lanner_Falcon\|Laner]]
	# The Tunician		# The Tunician

Conrad Leviston: formatting

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	Falcons are medium sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or		Falcons are medium sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:
	Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:

	# The Falcon Gentle		# The Falcon Gentle

Conrad Leviston: types of falcon

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types of falcon

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	Falcons are medium sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world.		Falcons are medium sized [[bird of prey\|birds of prey]] and were used for [[falconry]]. There are many types of falcons in [[Europe]] but the peregrine falcon is the fastest and the best hunter. It can be found all over the world. George Turberville in his 1575 book ''The Booke of Faulconrie or
			Hauking'', describes seven types of falcon:

			# The Falcon Gentle
			# The Haggart Falcon
			# The Barberie or Tartaret Falcon
			# The Gerfalcon
			# The Sacre
			# The Laner
			# The Tunician

	===Heraldic falcons===		===Heraldic falcons===

Cian at 23:27, 28 June 2004

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	===Heraldic falcons===		===Heraldic falcons===
	Falcons are used as [[charge]]s in [[heraldry]]. Unlike [[eagle]]s, they are normally portrayed side-on with their wings [[close]]d. They also have smooth neck compared to an eagle's ruff. It is also common to ~~seea~~ heraldic falcon with [[jess]]es and [[bell]]s attached to its legs, which can be described as (surprise surprise) "a falcon jessed and belled". However, this is not always included in the blazon. A heraldic falcon can also be [[hood]]ed and if it is portayed standing on its prey it is "[[trussed]]" or "preying upon PREYNAME". Sometimes the same basic charge will be blazoned as some other small bird of prey (e.g. a [[hawk]]), but in the [[SCA]] they would all be regarded the same type of bird.		Falcons are used as [[charge]]s in [[heraldry]]. Unlike [[eagle]]s, they are normally portrayed side-on with their wings [[close]]d. They also have smooth neck compared to an eagle's [[ruff]]. It is also common to see a heraldic falcon with [[jess]]es and [[bell]]s attached to its legs, which can be described as (surprise surprise) "a falcon jessed and belled". However, this is not always included in the [[blazon]]. A heraldic falcon can also be [[hood]]ed and if it is portayed standing on its prey it is "[[trussed]]" or "preying upon PREYNAME". Sometimes the same basic charge will be blazoned as some other small bird of prey (e.g. a [[hawk]]), but in the [[SCA]] they would all be regarded the same type of bird.

	== See Also ==		=== See Also ===

	* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]		* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]

	== External Links ==		=== External Links ===
	* [[Wikipedia:Falcon\|Falcons]] on Wikipedia		* [[Wikipedia:Falcon\|Falcons]] on Wikipedia

JakeVortex: link

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	Falcons are used as [[charge]]s in [[heraldry]]. Unlike [[eagle]]s, they are normally portrayed side-on with their wings [[close]]d. They also have smooth neck compared to an eagle's ruff. It is also common to seea heraldic falcon with [[jess]]es and [[bell]]s attached to its legs, which can be described as (surprise surprise) "a falcon jessed and belled". However, this is not always included in the blazon. A heraldic falcon can also be [[hood]]ed and if it is portayed standing on its prey it is "[[trussed]]" or "preying upon PREYNAME". Sometimes the same basic charge will be blazoned as some other small bird of prey (e.g. a [[hawk]]), but in the [[SCA]] they would all be regarded the same type of bird.		Falcons are used as [[charge]]s in [[heraldry]]. Unlike [[eagle]]s, they are normally portrayed side-on with their wings [[close]]d. They also have smooth neck compared to an eagle's ruff. It is also common to seea heraldic falcon with [[jess]]es and [[bell]]s attached to its legs, which can be described as (surprise surprise) "a falcon jessed and belled". However, this is not always included in the blazon. A heraldic falcon can also be [[hood]]ed and if it is portayed standing on its prey it is "[[trussed]]" or "preying upon PREYNAME". Sometimes the same basic charge will be blazoned as some other small bird of prey (e.g. a [[hawk]]), but in the [[SCA]] they would all be regarded the same type of bird.

	See Also:		== See Also ==

	* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]		* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]

			== External Links ==
			* [[Wikipedia:Falcon\|Falcons]] on Wikipedia

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	* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]		* [[Falcon (Maplet)\|The entry for falcon from Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]

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