The fourth egg arrived today.
The third egg arrived in the early morning on 03-28-2019!
The second egg arrived early in the morning on 3-24.
Rebecca and Kewpee have weathered our crazy winter weather again this year.
At the end of the active breeding and family rearing season, long after the young falcons have left for their own adventures, the area around the nest box needs a good housekeeping visit.
The young Peregrines continue to thrive and are still seen soaring over downtown.
Yesterday, the smallest female chick stretched her wings and took a jump off the building.
Our young endangered Peregrine Falcons will soon be learning to fly.
The chicks are certainly acting adventurous and bold.
