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Peregrine falcons nesting at the Weston Power Plant have laid their first egg for the season
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When Wisconsin Public Service announced the news yesterday, a third egg was beginning to hatch
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Peregrine falcons nesting at a power plant in central Wisconsin have laid their first egg
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This year marks 30 years since more than a dozen peregrine falcons born in captivity were released from the Pleasant Prairie Power Plant.
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The names are in for this year’s batch of Peregrine Falcon chicks born at WPS and WE Energies power plants this spring.Every year, WPS solicits names…
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Springtime is just around the corner.That’s welcome news for many people and animals, including a pair of birds back for the season.Atop a tall, gray…
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A sign of spring soars over north central Wisconsin, as peregrine falcons have returned to Wisconsin Public Service’s Weston Power Plant.The falcons…
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Here's a link to live cam websites.The latest additions to the family arrived this week at the Wisconsin Public Service tower at Weston. Two of four…
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If you are looking for a distraction while at home, you can live stream the activities as peregrine falcon families nest at state utility towers.Peregrine…
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Peregrine falcons who like to nest at Wisconsin Public Service power plants have produced seven new baby chicks. The chicks were born at the inside…