Peregrine Falcon - Baltimore, Maryland
Peregrine Falcon - description
This nesting peregrine falcon is located high on the 33rd floor of the Transamerica skyscraper in downtown Baltimore, where the nesting couple God and Barb have successfully raised many young for several years.
This building first became a falcon's home in 1977 when the Peregrine Fund released a captive female falcon named Scarlett. In 1984 she successfully mated with a wild falcon and raised her first wild-born chick in 30 years in the urban east coast!
Chesapeake Conservancy is a nonprofit organization based in Annapolis, Maryland, dedicated to providing a healthier Chesapeake Bay River Basin where fish and wildlife thrive, enjoying healthy waters and abundant forests, wetlands, coasts and open spaces.
Conservancy works closely with the Chesapeake Bay National Service Service, the US Fish and Wildlife Bureau, as well as other federal, state and local agencies, private foundations and corporations to achieve protection.
Thank you to webcam operators:
https://chesapeakeconservancy.org/
Peregrine Falcon - live











Discussion
19.10. time 14.30. Two falcons on the nest
19.5. the mother feeds one teenager and suddenly the other hiding behind the "beech" comes in and takes food. They were just looking at where the meat was. So there are still three, they have a large area without a camera. So I finally recalculated them.
14.5. here the chickens grew up nicely for us, dinner had just arrived (the city is lit), the first self-peeling under the supervision of an adult. The chickens have already spread the space over the entire area, and they train their wings and the camera can no longer see them all.
4.5. one of the little ones is already peeking down, but a fall from the 33rd floor, it would be hard to survive, so maybe soon his parents will kill him
27.4. three squirrels, one egg outside the pigeon is already out
the first chick is born
15.4 - 19:50 CET there are already two cubs
2.4. on eggs still sitting
30.3. here are 4 eggs
9.3 New camera - the female laid the second egg today!