Please be aware, this post has content of a Peregrine Falcon with prey.
On 4.30.26 my family and I visited this McKinley Park industrial building area twice to check on the Peregrine Falcon family at 9:15AM. We saw the adult male Peregrine (we call Morty) and the adult female Peregrine (we call Bree). We believe this tube is the new scrape (egg laying site).
See more about these Peregrine Falcons on my McKinley Peregrines page.
 |
| 9:19AM Morty |
 |
| 9:20AM Morty eating |
 |
| 9:22AM Morty and Rock Pigeons |
 |
| 9:25AM Morty |
 |
| 9:25AM Morty and Canada Goose |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty with prey |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty transferring food from his beak to his feet |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty landing at scrape |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty handing food to Bree. Bree is trying to turn around in the tube. |
 |
| 9:27AM Morty about to take off. Bree couldn't turn around in the tube, so had to back up to get out. |
 |
| 9:27AM Bree with prey (detail of photo directly below) |
 |
| 9:27AM Bree with prey and Morty flying away. |
 |
| 9:27AM Bree with prey |
 |
| 9:28AM Bree with prey |
 |
| 9:28AM Morty entering scrape |
 |
| 9:28AM Bree |
 |
| 9:29AM Bree |