Thursday 5 March 2020 was such a busy day for the Pitt peregrines that they hardly visited the nest. Finally, at 4:15pm, Terzo called Morela to join him in courtship.
Watch the Pitt peregrines on the National Aviary falconcam at Univ of Pittsburgh.
UPDATE, 6 March 2020, 6:44a: This morning at 6:44a Terzo brought breakfast to Morela which she carried to the nest. They bowed for nine minutes. In the photo you can see his bands and the prey in her talons.
(snapshot from the National Aviary falconcam at Univ. of Pittsburgh)
Glad to be back observing the falcons
I follow the peregrines every year, and I look forward to your updates!
I love the updates, keep them coming! Very interested to see what goes on this year.
I love your posts, can’t wait to see what happens this year with Merola.
I love watching the Peregrines. I was one of those crazies who called about the baby that was upside down.
Love the updates. I will be watching the Cam during egg. /egg hatching season!
Love the updates.
Thank you, Kate. Love reading that Terzo at least for now is Morela’s leading man at the Cathedral. Somebody’s there right now on the green ledge. (It’s 9:10)
We’re going to have a great peregrine season at the Cathedral!
I love the updates and love learning more about the peregrines. From a native Pittsburgher living in AZ.
I just thoroughly enjoy reading this blog and hearing all about our peregrine love story.
They are very interesting birds. Thank You!
Love all of your insights and love these birds!!
Love this site and updates
Love and appreciate everything you do. I follow this every year.