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Peregrine CAM Library - 2004

The following images depict interesting events captured by the Peregrine Cam. Click the thumbnails to see a larger picture. Please Note: Images from the New Hampshire Tower Falcon Cam are copyrighted by Spectra Access, Inc., and are used here under a license granted to the Audubon Society of New Hampshire. Additional uses are prohibited without prior permission. The Nest Box Mating Female & Male An adult returns An adult leaves Adults exchange Too many eggs! Two chicks were hatched on April 30, 2004: the first sometime before 7:00 am, and the second about 11:45 am. The first image below is the first chick getting a meal about 7:00 am. In the second image, the first chick is being fed, and the second hatch is about to take place. The third image shows both chicks the first time there was a good view. In the last image, the female is out on the ledge. First Breakfast Noon Meal Two Chicks All Alone On May 20, 2004, the two peregrine falcon chicks were banded in the cafeteria of the New Hampshire Tower Building. The two chicks were removed from the nest box and transported with a pet carrier to the cafeteria, so that the process could be viewed by an audience that included representatives of the project sponsors and other interested persons. One of the adults peered into the nest box as the chicks were being removed. The Audience A chick An adult