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Welcome to the National Aviary's
FalconCams. Our web cams are streaming live tv with sound! These images are produced with the
assistance of the PixController and WildEarth.tv. As always we acknowledge the assistance of our other collaborators
- the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the University of Pittsburgh.
In 2011 four young peregrines fledged from this nest.
2012 Eggs:
March 20 - 1st egg
March 22 - 2nd egg
March 24 - 3rd egg
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Media
2010 Cathedral Highlights Slideshow
Falcon Nest at the Cathedral of Learning
Peregrines have nested at the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning since 2002. Dorothy and E2 are the parents at this site. Dorothy began nesting here in 2002 with her first mate, Erie. E2 arrived in the fall of 2007 when Erie disappeared. Dorothy fledged 22 chicks in seven years with Erie and 16 chicks since 2008 with E2. For recent news on Pittsburgh's peregrines, Kate St. John's Bird Blog.
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