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CPF Project Release
The most popular hack box design, known as the Wisconsin model, measures 6' wide by 5' deep and 5' high. ... offer good habitat for peregrines, and are not unlike some of the urban sites selected by naturally nesting peregrines. There has been ... a natural cause of mortality that peregrines have always faced. As in 1999, several of the released peregrines became involved in Project Track-'em ...
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Peregrine Falcon - WDNR
Wisconsin in 1987. Current Status Peregrine falcons were placed on the Wisconsin Endangered and Threatened Species List in 1975. Although peregrines can be seen in Wisconsin ...
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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation -- USA & International home page
The term peregrine means wanderer or migrator. Native to Wisconsin, peregrines originally nested along the bluffs of the Mississippi, St. Croix and Wisconsin rivers, and the Door Peninsula. They were placed on ... program has had success in attracting peregrines to nesting boxes atop power plants along the shores of the Great Lakes. Riot was born in 2001 atop Wisconsin Public Service Corp.’s ...
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What's New
Door County, Wisconsin, where we hope to reestablish peregrines along the Niagara Escarpment. Donations and volunteers (it's great to be ... already know, the Blackdog Cam is back! Although some of our peregrines migrate (peregrines are partial migrants, meaning that not all peregrines migrate), Nora stays at Blackdog year round. 9/29/2007 ...
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EEK! - Critter Corner - Peregrine Falcon
Native to Wisconsin, peregrines originally nested along the bluffs of the Mississippi, St. Croix and Wisconsin rivers, and along the Door ... Wisconsin. Peregrines Today Peregrine falcons were placed on the Wisconsin Endangered Species List in 1975. Their population growth started out slow, with several eggs being eaten by owls or other predators. Today, Wisconsin ...
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RRP Blog
The matriarch of river cliffs. Purchased and managed by the West Wisconsin Land Trust. Maassen's Bluff: Four miles north of Alma, ... Director, Raptor Resource Project Labels: cliffs, falcons, Mississippi, peregrine falcons, peregrines posted by Amy Ries at 8:16 PM 0 comments ... Amy the Falcon steals Bob's hat Female peregrines are bigger than male peregrines. When banding babies, we look at size to ...
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