Third Egg has been Laid!
Egg laying is underway with the third egg of the year having being laid at 10:45 PM on the night of March 23rd. Peregrine falcon eggs can range in color from a creamy white or pale pink to a deep reddish-brown and are often mottled with darker brown or red blotches. Normally, the more recently laid eggs will have a brighter appearance relative to older eggs. Can you spot the new egg in the nest box?
Peregrine Falcon clutches average 3-4 eggs in size, but five-egg clutches are laid occasionally. Falcon eggs are typically laid in intervals of 48 to 72 hours so pay close attention to the Falcon Cam on Thursday (3/26) to see a fourth egg laid. We will be providing all egg laying updates as the occur, so be sure to check back regularly!
2026 Egg Laying Dates:
First Egg: 3/19 between 6-7 AM
Second Egg: 3/21 Approximately 1:58 PM
Third Egg: 3/23 at 10:45 PM

95/AK looks over her three eggs following an incubation exchange with the male. Note the head of an Eastern Meadowlark in her bill.
