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The first juvenile falcon that fledged from the nest and ended up in rehab shortly after fledging was found walking on Water Street this week and is now back in rehab.

The two young peregrine falcons that ended up on the ground after their first flights are back at home.

The two young peregrine fledglings whose first flights included ground landings and subsequent rehabilitation for flight training were successfully released today.

The two fallen Peregrine Falcons that were taken into the care of registered wildlife rehabilitator Sharron Butler in Vicksburg are doing well with their flight training and rehabilitation. The birds are safe, doing well, and will be returned to downtown Kalamazoo later this week.

The young falcon that fledged on June 14, 2015 was spotted today.

The young Kalamazoo Peregrine falcons that are at summer flight camp got a visit from the Kalamzoo Gazette.  You can access the story here. 

http://www.mlive.com/news/kalamazoo/index.ssf/2015/06/fledgling_falcons_...

Wow!  It has been a pretty busy 4 days at Peregrine Central!

One of the chicks graduated from being an eyas to being a fledgling at 38 days of age this morning at 7:17 AM.

Our local Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), who oversees these endangered birds, has provided instructions on what to do if a falcon is found on the ground. 

Panic ensures as hundreds of Peregrine webcam addicts are forced into withdrawal!