Peregrine Falcons

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Peregrines in the News
The selection of nesting locations by the peregrines can be a contested battle.

Read this Lincoln Journal Star Article to learn more about the peregrine patterns.

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Looking for more info on Birds?

Visit the Nebraska Bird Partnership web site

Looking for more Wildlife Web Cams?

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has an American Kestrel nest box on the north side of the headquarters building in Lincoln, Nebraska. We have placed a small video camera 3/4" diameter x 2 1/2" long in the top of the nest box.

The TernCam should be back online soon
Check back to their web site for their live feed launch during the summer of 2012.

Biodiversity Research Institute's PeregrineCam | EagleCam
These nests are located in Maine and have a long history of use and nesting success. Activity can occur at the nest at any time. Breeding activity will typically take place between March and July. Join in the conversation in BRI's NING online community, read about the eagles on our blog, written by expert wildlife biologists, and join us on twitter and facebook for updates.

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