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Last week the newest Peregrine Falcon chicks were banded by master raptor bander Greg Septon. Due to the risk of avian influenza, the banding was not open to the public. There were two males...
Welcome back, Mimi! UW-Green Bay’s nesting female Peregrine falcon female made her first appearance of the year in the nest box recently. Mimi has nested on the Cofrin Library since 2016, making this season...
First egg alert! Early this afternoon, UW-Green Bay resident peregrine falcon Mimi laid her first egg of the 2021 nesting season. Though Mimi is a seasoned pro at nesting, she has a new mate...
Environmental Science and Policy graduate Jacob Woulf shares his photo of Peregrine Falcon Rupert, the nesting male who calls @uwgb home. “It’s now that time of year where we clean out the nest box...
The UW-Green Bay Peregrine Falcon camera was highlighted as a way for people to still enjoy spring while staying home. “It’s an exciting way to connect with those birds over the internet and virtually,”...
Thanks to the work of dedicated students (especially Jacob Woulf, Brandon Byrne, and Noah Nei), faculty mentors (Amy Wolf and Bob Howe), the UW-Green Bay IT staff (especially Ron Kottnitz and Monika Pynaker), Paul...
Mimi and Rupert, Peregrine Falcon parents, are back at UW-Green Bay after coming here to lay eggs for the last few years. Mimi spent time on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2020 adjusting the nesting box...
On Thursday, May 30, 2019, Cofrin Library rolled out the green carpet to greet the latest additions to UW-Green Bay’s feathered family. A flock of nearly 100 bird-lovers gathered in the library pavilion for...
The Peregrine falcons were banded last week, grabbing the attention of local media: UW-Green Bay peregrine falcons names after prominent conservationists, Fox 11 Four Peregrine falcons banded at UW-Green Bay, WFRV
Looking for summer reading suggestions? After last week’s popular banding of UW-Green Bay’s nesting Peregines, how about tying a reading list to the conservationists—Thoreau, Carson, Muir, Leopold—for which the falcons were named? See more.
