A 2014 study of falcons of different species (gyrfalcon, saker falcon, and peregrine falcon) using video cameras mounted on their heads or backs showed that these predatory birds used motion camouflage.
A 2014 study of falcons of different species (gyrfalcon, saker falcon, and peregrine falcon) used video cameras mounted on their heads or backs to track their approaches to prey. Comparison of the observed paths with simulations of different pursuit strategies showed that these predatory birds used motion camouflage.