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Peregrine at East Liberty Presbyterian steeple, 18 March 2025 (picture by Adam Knoerzer)

18 March 2025

The peregrines at East Liberty Presbyterian Church steeple are very lively as they put together to nest.

Every week in the past on 11 March Jeff Cieslak stopped by and located each birds at house.

Each peregrines at East Liberty Presby steeple, 11 March 2025 (picture by Jeff Cieslak)

He caught one within the act of touchdown on its favourite floodlight.

Peregrine about to land on East Liberty Presby steeple, 11 March 2025 (picture by Jeff Cieslak)

And Jeff noticed them doing a whole lot of flying. Adam Knoerzer came upon why.

Peregrine flying in East Liberty, 11 March 2025 (picture by Jeff Cieslak)

The pair was vigilant on 11 March as a result of a 3rd peregrine confirmed up and took an curiosity of their territory. Adam captured a video of the encounter because the pair flew round chirping and drove the intruder towards Morningside/Stanton Heights and the Allegheny River. Flip up the quantity to heard their territorial sound. The chirp sounds “blissful” however it’s not!

video by Adam Knoerzer, 11 March 2025

Yesterday, 18 March, Adam noticed the male flying so much and each of them perched of their favourite spots.

Each peregrines at East Liberty Presbyterian steeple, 18 March 2025 (picture by Adam Knoerzer)

The feminine wished to mate once more.

Feminine peregrine at East Liberty Presby steeple, 18 March 2025 (picture by Adam Knoerzer)

After they mated, the male stopped by the nest.

Don’t let the sticks idiot you. Peregrines don’t use sticks however the ledge is sloped and this previous red-tailed hawk nest prevents the eggs from rolling off the constructing. Final yr they fledged one teenager from this nest.

Male peregrine at East Liberty Presby nest, 18 March 2025 (picture by Adam Knoerzer)

Cease by East Liberty to take a look at the motion. With all this mating, eggs are absolutely on the best way

p.s. Temporary Replace from Downtown Pittsburgh, Third Avenue

On 11 March I seen Downtown’s Third Avenue nest utilizing my scope from Mt Washington and noticed one peregrine dig the scrape and wait on the ledge.

Peregrine on the nest ledge at Third Ave as seen from Mt. Washington, 11 March 2025 (digiscoped by Kate St. John)

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