Indianapolis

AEP, Fort Wayne

Pittsburgh. Cathedral of Learning

Someone is having a lot of fun digging holes. It's just great to watch how soon nature responds on higher temps. Snow is gone and here we go.
Of course it will be a few weeks before eggs will be laid, but things are moving along just fine.
Wonderful webcam this one is.

De Mortel

Merrillville Indiana

A new webcam added to the worldwide web of peregrinefalconcams on this Blog is the one in Merrillville Indiana.
Peregrines have nested in a box high on the Unit 14 stack at R.M. Schahfer Generating Station since 1998, fledging 20 young during that time. The female, Latesha, was fledged in 1999 at a power plant in Genoa, Wisconsin, and has nested at Schahfer since 2001. Her mate, Rollin, was fledged at U.S. Steel in Gary, Indiana in 1996 and has nested in Wheatfield since 1998. Latesha is Rollin's third mate in the eight years that she has nested at Schahfer Station.

This is the link:
http://www.nisource.com/enviro/falcon.asp

Here are some pics from past years:


The falcon Latesha


The tiercel Rollin


The tower

Rome: Aria & Vento

Terminal Tower, Cleveland

Buckeye was around for some time sitting on the cam Always nice to see the Buckmaster. I do have a soft spot for this wonderful tiercel!! His son with SW, Onyx btw is the resident male at Tower East.

Derby Cathedral

The Derby peregrines are handling the snow very well. They can take the cold as long as they are fed. And no doubt they have no problem with that. Enough tasty prey around. Nevertheless I do look forward to the breeding season of these Derby Peregrines. Last year was an awesome seaon with 4 youngsters who grew up to 4 strong juvs: 3 tiercels and 1 falcon.