Below is a summary from Chris Becher, MDNR Southeast Peregrine Falcon Nesting Coordinator and Barb Baldinger, MDNR volunteer and photographer of Peregrine Falcon Nesting Status for the 2015 season. For additional information and updates, please visit our facebook page: Peregrine Falcons Southeast Michigan
SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN PEREGRINE FALCON NEST SITES - 2015 Nesting Summary: Click Here for a printable summary.
TOTAL CHICKS HATCHED: 33
THIRTEEN (13) OF THE NESTS SUCCESSFULLY HATCHED CHICKS AND THIRTY-THREE (33) CHICKS FLEDGED
NOTATIONS:
 Ann Arbor - U-M Medical Center/North Quad: (4 chicks)
 Bay City/Essexville Karn-Weadock Power Plant: (2 chicks)
 Dearborn Parklane Tower (East): (1 chick)
 Detroit  AT&T Building: (4 chicks)
 Detroit  Fisher Building: (3 chicks)
 Detroit  Whittier Apartments: (4 chicks)
 Erie Consumers Energy / JR Whiting Plant: (2 chicks)
 Flint  U-M Northbank Center Building / Mott Foundation Building/Durant Bldg.: (1 chick)
 Monroe  DTE Power Plant: (2 chicks)
 Mt. Clemens  Macomb County Building: (3 chicks)
 Pontiac  AT&T Tower: (1 chick)
 Port Huron Blue Water Bridge: (3 chicks)
 Warren  Campbell Ewald Building: (3 chicks)
Update: April 29, 2016
Compiled by: Christine Becher
SE Michigan Peregrine Falcon Nesting Coordinator
Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division
You can contact Chris and Barb by e-mail at peregrine_notes@yahoo.com.
Below are some photos from Barb Baldinger to accompany the report.
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If you have any Peregrine sightings, please send them to peregrine_notes@yahoo.com.
Thanks,
Chris and Barb
Paul Messing
Macomb Audubon Web Editor
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