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The second egg arrived about 3:45 PM on 3/18/2018.

The first egg arrived early in the morning on 3/16/2018. 

Even though these first days of March have not been balmy, Peregrine falcons are on the move. 

Spring is Coming at Peregrine Central. The days are getting longer and some days are even sunny!

The falcons are doing well and both Kewpee and Rebecca visit the nest box daily. 

The young male Peregrine falcon, Sharib, disappeared for a few days around July 4. 

Apex, the female fledgling that has been in rehab for a couple weeks following collision with a building on her fist flight, was returned home and released on June 24.

The Peregrine falcon fledglings were named by the Edison Environmental Science Academy Fith-Graders.

It is with a heavy heart that we report that the young male falcon (Black 64/Blue R) who had such a strong release on Friday hit a bank of windows at the WMU School of Medicine and died from the impact.