Updates April 18. Jefferson and Rothschild. Of special note however is that after an absence of nearly 40 years, Peregrines are now nesting at two historical cliff eyries along the Mississippi River which has been the ultimate goal of the recovery program.
T are here once again.
This is Sibella's 13th year at Firstar and Bill's 11th. There were two scrapes made by March 16. It appeared to have died in the nest box and been carried out and dropped by one of the adults. He is a 1999 wpr falcon from the Busch Agricultural Resources site in Manitowoc. He was spotted several times last summer at the Courthouse in Racine.