Livestreamed peregrine falcon incubates three eggs in Melbourne CBD KidsNews
Peregrine falcons have been laying eggs at the top of a Melbourne high-rise at 367 Collins Street for more than 30 years, gaining a following of almost 40,000 people on social media after a webcam.
The Peregrine Falcons at 367 Collins Street Are Back!!
Rare peregrine falcons have nested on a ledge high up on 367 Collins Street since 1991, with a livestream of the birds' shelter developing a legion of followers - particularly during Melbourne.
Collins Street peregrine falcons hatch live on camera atop Melbourne CBD building
The 367 Collins St Falcons Live Stream was started 7 years ago by the Peregrine Project (VPP), one of the BirdLife Australia Raptor Group's initiatives. The falcons have been using the nest boxes on the building's ledge since the early 1990s.
367 Collins street Peregrine Falcon Nest 2021 YouTube
Peregrine Falcons have been nesting at 367 Collins St since 1991 and have been livestreamed online since 2017 The existing nesting boxes were "disintegrating" after 28 years at the top of the 34-storey building Birdlife Australia hopes the new nesting boxes will increase the chances of future chicks surviving
The Peregrine Falcons at 367 Collins Street Are Back!!
Since 1991, a pair of Peregrine Falcons has been observed in a nest on the rooftop of 367 Collins Street. As home to the only known peregrine falcon nesting site within Melbourne's CBD, the building plays a surprisingly important role to the ongoing breeding success of these rare and fiercely territorial birds.
The Collins Street Peregrine Falcon Chicks Are Hatching Today
Image: 367 Collins Falcons. Ever since a camera was installed on the top of 367 Collins Street six years ago, bird lovers everywhere have watched a pair of peregrine falcons lay and hatch their eggs. Last year was particularly dramatic, when a young male rival challenged, and ultimately replaced, the resident male falcon.
Peregrine Falcons hatch at 367 Collins st Melbourne Herald Sun
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Some Light (and Feathery) News Three Collins Street Peregrine Falcon Eggs Have Hatched
Collins Street's famous rooftop falcons are back for 2022 This livestream follows Melbourne's famous falcons as they lay their eggs atop this CBD landmark Written by Nicola Dowse Friday 2.
One of the Collins Street Peregrine Falcons Has Laid an Egg
Published on 29 August 2022. by Emma Joyce. "It's that time of the year again," wrote Premier Daniel Andrews on Instagram this weekend, sharing a video of Collins Street's peregrine falcon nest with a bird flying in to perch atop its eggs. Thousands of people tune into the live webcam each August to see one of Victoria's rarest birds.
Peregrine falcons nest 33 floors up at 367 Collins St, Melbourne Herald Sun
Peregrine falcons have been nesting on the roof of 367 Collins Street since 1991, with the nook thought to be the only nesting place for the species in Melbourne's CBD. The mother laid this clutch of eggs in August. The eyasses - as the chicks are known - were born at the end of September and comprised three females and one male.
Melbourne CBD peregrine falcon lays two eggs The Courier Mail
The 367 Collins Street tower has been home to nesting falcons since at least 1991, and over the last few years a VPP live-stream was started that has absolutely taken off. The Melbourne phenomenon sees thousands of people tune in to the channel, and that number is only growing. So, what can we expect from the falcons in 2021?
Melbourne's peregrine falcon hatchlings at 367 Collins Street prepare for first flight ABC News
F22 is a young peregrine falcon, who came to the 367 Collins Street nest in 2022. She has proven to be a proficient, nurturing mum for the four chicks she ha.
Peregrine falcon chicks hatch in Melbourne as Facebook fans watch on Birds The Guardian
A group for sharing observations and discussing the Peregrine Falcon nest at 367 Collins St, Melbourne. Live stream is available 24/7 in season.
To the Livestream! In Feathery Friday News, Collins Street’s Famous Peregrine Falcons Are Hatching
The peregrine falcons, which nest on top of the high-rise at 367 Collins Street, have become a social media phenomenon, with almost 50,000 fans belonging to a Facebook group and keen birdwatchers tuning into webcams to watch the birds from across the world.
Collins Street’s famous peregrine falcon hatchlings are ready to fly the coop
A Q&A session about the Peregrine Falcons nesting atop a high-rise building right in the middle of Melbourne, Australia
Some Light (and Feathery) News The Collins Street Peregrine Falcon Eggs Have Hatched
Known as the 367 Collins Falcon, the birds have been nesting on the top of the 34-storey building on Collins Street since 1991. Webcams were installed about five years ago and streamed online 24/7, but it was Melbourne's lockdowns that saw the birds gain a cult following.