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South Bend’s resident peregrine falcon Maltese embroiled in love triangle

Wildlife lovers in South Bend are following the latest developments in a scandalous love triangle.

South Bend is home to Maltese, a beautiful, yet shy female peregrine falcon. She often spends time on top of the County-City Building and was often seen with her lover, a fellow peregrine falcon named Zeus.

However, the South Bend Tribune is reporting Maltese has fallen for another brazen, charming peregrine falcon. Maltese and her new lover were spotted dining on a raw pigeon on top of the former Chase Tower and buzzing above the Tower Building.

The new flame in Maltese’s life is believed to be 2-year-old Peace, who usually hangs out near Detroit on the shores of Lake St. Clair. He also has an affinity for jewelry, as evidenced by a metal band on its leg spotted by observers.

On top of that, Maltese is now sitting on top of an egg on top of the County-City Building in downtown South Bend.

No word on how Zeus is handling the situation.

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1 comment

Laughable April 10, 2017 at 12:49 pm

I am surprise our politicians haven’t legislated new laws protecting Zeus in this situation…They have legislated way dumber things than this!

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