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2019 Daily Log - [ Ссылка ]
2019
1st Egg: 3/27 early morning
2nd Egg: 3/29 mid morning
3rd Egg: 3/31 late evening
4th Egg: 4/3 mid morning
5th Egg: 4/5 mid-afternoon
Facts about the resident falcons and nesting site - [ Ссылка ]
Live Banding Feed (May 31st 2018): [ Ссылка ]
2018
1st Egg: 03/29
2nd Egg: 03/31
3rd Egg: 04/02
4th Egg: 04/05
5th Egg: 04/07
1st Egg by years:
2018: 1st Egg - March 29th
2017: 1st Egg - March 29th
2016: 1st Egg - March 24th
2015: 1st Egg - April 4th
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2018 Log Book: [ Ссылка ]
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Live view of Peregrine Nest & Perch in Manchester, New Hampshire, United States. Eggs are laid late March/early April, hatch late April/early May, and will fledged from the nest late May/early June. The young after they fledged will learn to hunt from the parents for 4 to 6 weeks. After that the young falcons will begin to migrate out of the area. Both adults tend to stay in the area year round and can be seen on the perch fairly regularly.
2017 Highlights
First (unexpected) Fledge: Watch closely you get to see him fly over the roof of the green building and back to the B-S building.
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Third Fledge: [ Ссылка ]
Recording of 2017 Banding: [ Ссылка ]
Both parents feeding at the same time: [ Ссылка ]
WMUR Banding Video 2017: [ Ссылка ]
General Information
Information NH's Peregrine Falcon Project: [ Ссылка ]
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Worlds Fastest Animal in Slow Motion: [ Ссылка ]
New Hampshire Birds of Prey: [ Ссылка ]
Fly with a Peregrine: [ Ссылка ]
So just how fast is a Peregrine in a dive? See [ Ссылка ]
Interesting facts on Peregrine Falcons: [ Ссылка ]
How the Fastest Animal on Earth Attacks Its Prey: [ Ссылка ]
Worlds Fastest Animal in slow motion: [ Ссылка ]
Camera Install/Nest Box (scroll bottom): [ Ссылка ]
