Since 1981, NH Audubon conservation biologists and a legion of dedicated volunteers have worked tirelessly to advance Peregrine Falcon population recovery in New Hampshire. NH Audubon first became involved as organized releases of captive-bred falcons were ending and monitoring of wild-breeding pairs began. From a single cliff-nesting pair that fledged two chicks in Franconia Notch in 1981, to a record-high of 43 young fledged in 2018, NH Audubon observers have been there for 37 years!
NH Audubon is pleased to provide live streaming video of the Peregrine Falcon nest at 1750 Elm Street in Manchester, NH, with the support of our partners Peregrine Networks and Brady Sullivan Properties.
Link to live streaming camera views
Read more about our Peregrine Falcon Monitoring and Management project.
Photos, from the top: Beginning birding class outing by Dyanna Smith, female Peregrine Falcon (Brady Sullivan Tower, Manchester, NH, March 2008) by Chris Martin.