Peregrine lookout!
Faculty and staff are asked to keep an eye out for the young peregrine falcons as they attempt to fly during this time. If found on the ground, Public Safety 465-2300, #2 should be...
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Rupert and Mimi are proud parents once again
It’s a girl! And a boy! And another boy! Well, one female and two males. Resident Peregrine parents Rupert and Mimi, were once again successful in hatching three fuzzy falcons near the rooftop of...
Banding together: Annie, Gary and Tom
It’s a girl! And a boy! And another boy! Well, one female and two males. Resident Peregrine parents Rupert and Mimi, were once again successful in hatching three fuzzy falcons near the rooftop of...
WPR: UW-Green Bay welcomes Peregrines
Wisconsin Public Radio is helping tell the success story about UW-Green Bay’s Peregrine falcons. Once thought to be on the brink of extinction, they are now finding success in manmade “cliffs” and urban settings....
Winning names of UW-Green Bay Peregrine falcons are…
The Cofrins! About 400 ballots were cast to name the Peregrine falcons hatched at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Cofrin Library in May. By popular vote, the falcons will be named Austin, David, Douglass...
Peregrine falcon name reveal and celebration Wednesday
The ballots are in! Gather at noon on Wednesday, June 28, during Get the Scoop on the Student Services Plaza, behind the University Union (2430 Campus Court, Green Bay, Wis.) for a name reveal...
Voting open until noon Thursday to name Peregrine falcons
UW-Green Bay opens voting to public for Peregrine falcon naming GREEN BAY – It’s time to name those Peregrine falcons! The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is celebrating its first successful hatching of Peregrine falcons...
Vote now for your favorite Falcon names
Voting has closed It’s time to name those falcons! The University community and members of the public are invited to take part in naming the historical, first successful Peregrine falcon hatch on the UW-Green...
Help the Phoenix name the Falcons
UW-Green Bay is proud to announce that after seven long years of trying, the University is now home to its first successful nesting of Peregrine falcons…and we need your help in naming our new...
Campus Cliffhanger: A team of volunteers bands together for successful birth and banding of Peregrine falcons
Congratulations to Rupert and Mimi, the Peregrine parents of four fuzzy eyasses (baby falcons) hatched recently on the UW-Green Bay campus. According to Tom Erdman, Director of the Richter Museum at the Cofrin Center...
