The Laurel Hill Peregrines who nested on the swing bridge last summer have been seen of late hanging out in the old Common Ravens nest on the cliffs. Rick Radis and Bill Smejkal saw two Peregrines in the ravens’ nest yesterday, only to be disrupted by a third raven.

Last year at about this time the Peregrines took up residence on the swing bridge that had been used the previous summer by Osprey.  They have been seen hanging out by/on the cliffs often in the past couple of years. (Thanks, Rick and Bill!)

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For some reason, we had never been down to the water’s edge at the third impoundment in Harrier Meadow until earlier this week.

Pretty awesome place, right on the edge of civilization.