After rebounding in recent decades thanks to conservation efforts, the number of once-imperiled peregrine falcons in the U.S.

The world’s fastest bird has acclimated to living among people. They’re also amassing fans, as legions of devotees follow ...

(KNSI) - A female Peregrine Falcon from St. Cloud got to welcome her newest babies into the world over Mother's Day Weekend.

That wasn't the case in the mid-20th century, when pesticide poisoning almost led to the birds' eradication, according to Cornell University Lab of Ornithology. The Peregrine Falcon can reach ...

A pair of peregrine falcons have perched atop the iconic UC Davis water tower, where they have declared their love and commitment — marking the first nesting attempt on campus and the first in all of ...

FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — It took two minutes last week for your intrepid visitor to the Atlanta Falcons locker room to discover a critical house rule: Respect the Bird. There’s a Falcons logo ...

PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- We Energies says two new peregrine falcons at their Port Washington Generating Station have laid their first eggs. The birds take the place of Brinn and Beasley ...

OZAUKEE COUNTY (WKOW) -- We Energies says a pair of beloved and endangered peregrine falcons in Wisconsin have died, likely from the bird flu. Brinn was found dead in a nest box in Port Washington.

(WLUK) -- Two of We Energies' longest-returning peregrine falcons are believed to have died from the bird flu. Brinn was found dead in the Port Washington nest box and her mate, Beasley ...

PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. (WBAY) - We Energies announced the deaths of two of its peregrine falcons and said bird flu is suspected. The falcon Brinn was found dead at the Port Washington nesting site.

Two of the longest-returning peregrine falcons to We Energies' nest boxes have died of presumably bird flu, according to We Energies spokesperson Alison Trouy. The falcons, Brinn and Beasley ...

A live camera perched atop Buffalo’s historic Statler building has provided a rare glimpse into the lives of peregrine falcons. Now, the birds are once again preparing to welcome new hatchlings.