The return of Kestrel-cam

April 19, 2017 Joel Jorgensen

Big news!   After overcoming an array of technical obstacles, our American Kestrel streaming video, A.K.A. KestrelCam, is back up and running after being offline for more than a year.

Currently, our resident unbanded female is incubating five eggs, the first of which was laid in late March. This means we may only have to wait approximately two weeks before the eggs will begin to hatch.  I know a lot of people missed KestrelCam during its absence and will be please to see it return.  Our IT and Communication Divisions deserve the credit for bringing it back.   You can find KestrelCam by clicking HERE.

Happy kestrel and Peregrine Falcon watching and good birding!

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