BUFFALO AUDUBON FALCON CAM

The Peregrine Falcon
(Falco peregrinus)

This beautiful acrobat of the sky had seen a population decline in the 1960's and 70's due in part to pesticides. Listed in much of the US as an endangered species, the peregrine is making a comeback in Western New York, other urban areas throughout the US and much of it's historic habitat.

High atop the Statler Towers is one of several nesting pair within the city limits of Buffalo. While visiting our fine city, be sure to look high in the sky for the aerodynamic display as they let everyone know who owns the skyline.

The live feed seen below is from the UB South Campus falconcam

Image will refresh every 10 seconds

Due to the present status of the Statler Towers, the falcon cam will not be broadcasting this year. If the status of the Statler changes we will make every effort to hook the cameras back up and get live images to all of you.

We have been working with UB to bring you images of the falcon nest at the UB South Campus. To view the UB nest, follow this link...

UB Falconcam

 

Support the Falconcam Efforts

 

Visit The NYSDEC Buffalo Falcon Webpage by clicking here!

A Special Thanks goes out to the following...

Reliable Propane Company

Thank you to
Buffalo Crushed Stone for donating gravel for the nest boxes.

 

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The Buffalo Peregrine Falcon Project