Please be aware, this post has some content of the Peregrine Falcons mating.
On 3.7.24 my father, brother and I visited this McKinley Park industrial building area to check for this Peregrine Falcon pair. We had not seen them since 2.21.24. We first spotted the female on the top of a north facing facade of a building southeast of the tower.
See more about these Peregrine Falcons on my McKinley Peregrines page.
3:48pm-4:00pm Peregrine Falcon (Female) perched on the "D" building. |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
4:05pm Peregrine Falcon (Female) seemed stationary. We drove to get a broader view photograph of the buildings. |
Rock Pigeon and Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
4:05-4:10pm Peregrine Falcon (Female) moved to lamp top and seen with prey that male had brought. |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) perched on rooftop above vocalizing. Female observed but not photographed eating (meal the male brought) on top fire escape. |
4:10pm-4:16 Peregrine Falcon (Male) flies and eventually perches on East side of tower. |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
4:14 Peregrine Falcon (Female) finishes food and moves to West facing "chimney" on top of building Northeast of the "D" building. |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) and Peregrine Falcon (Male) 4:17pm Male flies to female to mate. |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) and Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) and Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) and Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) and Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) and Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) flies back to east facing wall of tower. |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) stays on "chimney" |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Female) |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
Peregrine Falcon (Male) |
4:20pm We leave site.
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