Conservation & Field Research

This FalconCam in
collaboration with:

Falcon nest
The Gulf Tower
Downtown Pittsburgh

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Louie and Tasha 2 are the parents at this site. Tasha has nested here since 1998. Louie became her mate in 2003 when he displaced her previous mate, Boris. Louie and Tasha fledged 2 chicks in 2008. For recent news on Pittsburgh’s peregrines, see Kate St. John’s Bird Blog.

2009 Nesting Chronology

1st Egg – 12 March

2nd Egg – 14 March

3rd Egg – 17 March

4th Egg – 19 March

5th Egg – 25 March

1st Chick – 24 April

2nd Chick – 28 April

Banding of Chicks – 19 May

See 2008 Nesting Chronology.

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Button: History of past nesting at this and other Pittsburgh sites

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