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Peregrine falcons are tending chicks in nests across Pa. Here’s where you can see two of them PennLive.com 4/28/2021 Marcus Schneck, pennlive.com
Peregrine falcons at the two livestreaming skyscraper nests in Pennsylvania are now caring for 4 nestlings, after the fourth egg in each nest hatched in the early morning on Tuesday, April 27.
The first of the 4 eggs in the nest on the Rachel Carson State Office Building in Harrisburg hatched Saturday afternoon, while the first egg in the nest on the University of Pittsburgh Cathedral of Learning in Oakland hatched Sunday morning.
A livestream from the Harrisburg nest is shared with the world through webcams provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection and HDOnTap, while a livestream from the Pittsburgh nest is available through a National Aviary Nestcam.
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A toco toucan, a member of the largest and probably best-known species in the toucan family, seen at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh’s North Side.
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Travel may not be an option right now because of the coronavirus, but visiting the National Aviary can make you feel like you’re on a tropical retreat, said Jennifer Torpie, the aviary’s curator of education and public programs.
The aviary’s in-person and virtual programming allows visitors to see unusual bird species in immersive habitats.