Peregrine Networks Live Peregrine Falcon Feed1 (Manchester, NH, USA)

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2024
1st Egg: March 20th - 10PM hour
2nd Egg: March 23rd - 11AM hour
3rd Egg: March 26th - 12AM hour
4th Egg: March 28th - 4PM hour
1st Hatch: Apr 29th
2nd Hatch: Apr 30th
2023
1st Egg: March 26th - ~4AM hour
2nd Egg: March 28th - ~4PM hour
3rd Egg: March 31st - ~2AM hour
4th Egg: April 2nd - ~10AM hour
5th Egg: April 4th - ~7PM hour
1st Hatch: May 3rd
2nd Hatch: May 4th
3rd Hatch: May 5th
4th Hatch: May 7th
First Egg by years:
2024: 1st Egg- March 20st
2023: 1st Egg- March 26th
2022: 1st Egg- March 21st
2021: 1st Egg- March 24th
2020: 1st Egg- March 24th
2019: 1st Egg- March 27th
2018: 1st Egg - March 29th
2017: 1st Egg - March 29th
2016: 1st Egg - March 24th
2015: 1st Egg - April 4th
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Live view of Peregrine Nest & Perch in Manchester, New Hampshire, United States. Eggs are laid late March/early April, hatch late April/early May, and will fledged from the nest late May/early June. The young after they fledged will learn to hunt from the parents for 4 to 6 weeks. After that the young falcons will begin to migrate out of the area. Both adults tend to stay in the area year round and can be seen on the perch fairly regularly.
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