Tech Meets Nature: Quickline Connectivity powering the Peregrines to a global audience

Tech Meets Nature: Quickline Connectivity powering the Peregrines to a global audience

A cutting-edge broadband connection is playing a vital role in monitoring one of nature’s fastest creatures, the peregrine falcon, high above Lincoln Cathedral.

Minnesota DNR FalconCam pair preparing for eggs - Montevideo American News

A pair of peregrine falcons have returned to the nest box featured on the popular Minnesota Department of Natural Resources FalconCam (mndnr.gov/falconcam). The webcam has captured this pair of falcons demonstrating courtship displays and preparing for eggs by creating a nest in the gravel, called a scrape.

Minnesota DNR FalconCam pair preparing for eggs - Granite Falls News

A pair of peregrine falcons have returned to the nest box featured on the popular Minnesota Department of Natural Resources FalconCam (mndnr.gov/falconcam). The webcam has captured this pair of falcons demonstrating courtship displays and preparing for eggs by creating a nest in the gravel, called a scrape.

Minnesota DNR FalconCam pair preparing for eggs

A pair of peregrine falcons have returned to the nest box featured on the popular Minnesota Department of Natural Resources FalconCam (mndnr.gov/falconcam). The webcam has captured this pair of falcons demonstrating courtship displays and preparing for eggs by creating a…

Great blue heron colony’s nesting season underway at Commodore Park

The local great blue heron colony’s spring nesting season is underway at Commodore Park just west of the Ballard Locks on the Magnolia side. Volunteers with the Heron Habitat Helpers (HHH), a nonprofit that monitors the colony each year, say the park is bustling with activity right now. “If you visit now, you’ll witness courtship displays such as bill duels, neck stretching, feather fluffing and on-going nest building and remodeling,” HHH wrote …

New year, new breeding of the pilgrim hawks. In Vallouise, the adept couple of the cliffs of Champcella is back over the hamlet of Ponteil. This year he chose to nest in the climbing area The Angel Tower. To avoid disturbing this reproduction, several ways are to be avoided until mid-June. Several ways to avoid The Ponteil couple changes each year to lay and hatch their eggs. This winter, the birds threw their devolved on a hole on the right sid…