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ST. LOUIS, Mo –
The pair of peregrine falcons that are having their nesting activities
shared with the world through a “FalconCam” at Ameren Missouri’s Sioux
Energy Center in St. Louis recently hatched three chicks. Two eggs
remain unhatched.
The
FalconCam is a cooperative effort among the Missouri Department of
Conservation, Ameren Missouri and the World Bird Sanctuary to help
people discover
nature through a bird’s-eye view of peregrine falcons raising chicks. A
camera near the nest box provides video feeds to each organization’s
website.
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