Took a bit to get it in the bag, suprised how strong the talons are! We hit stalemate at one point as the Peregrine had a strong hold of both of my gloves/hands, I managed to get the gloves off and secure the bag.

I'm not sure why the Perigrine ended up down the 240ft shaft, maybe it dropped some food, went after some prey? This was it's lucky day as it was 20 years since anyone else was down this shaft an it wasn't getting out bt its self; the shaft was too narrow to fly up and it had hurt its wing a little by trying.

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