2002 - Midwest Peregrine Falcon Restoration Project

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4 Productivity of adults Here is the record of the most productive females (augmented young omitted). • Meg 12R (North Central Life, St. Paul MN), 42 young, 15 seasons (hacked = h) • Sibella 20V (Firstar, Milwaukee WI), 41 young, 14 seasons (h) • ^Zenith 23W (Terminal Tower, Cleveland OH), 31 young., 9 seasons (wild produced = w) • Mae 31V (NSP King, Bayport MN), 31 young, 13 seasons (w) • Alice U/K (Landmark, Milwaukee WI), 28 young, 9 seasons (w) • ^Comet 11V (Montgomery Ward, Ford Bridge, Minneapolis MN), 26 young, 9 seasons (h) • Phoebe blO/B (McKenzie Seed, Brandon MB), 25 young, 8 seasons (w) • ^Suzy Q 52P (U.S. Steel, Gary IN), 25 young, 11 seasons (h) • ^Scout 28W (Market Tower, Indianapolis IN), 24 young, 8 seasons (h) • Freedom U/*8 (One Summit Square, Fort Wayne IN), 23 young, 7 seasons (h) • ^Marla 81V (Colonnade, Multifoods, Minneapolis MN), 21 young, 6 seasons (h) • Raynie A/*H (Froedtert Malt, Milwaukee, WEPCO Kenosha WI), 21 young, 6 seasons (w) • Âlma *5/T (Dairyland Cooperative, Alma WI), 21 young, 5 seasons (h) • ^Fridge 43R (Palisade Head MN), 21 young, 9 seasons (h) • Camilla E/B (Monticello MN), 20 young, 6 seasons (w) • Êgore 57V (Cline Avenue, East Chicago IN), 20 young, 6 seasons (h) • ^MF-1 (Multifoods Tower, Minneapolis MN), 20 young, 8 seasons (h) • ^36R (NSP Sherco, Becker MN), 20 young, 8 seasons (h) • 2/3 (Park Plaza, St. Louis MO), 20 young, 9 seasons (h) • Madame 52V (Winnipeg MB), 20 young, 11 seasons (h) • 13R (American Republic, Des Moines IA), 20 young, 10 seasons (h) • Atlanta L/*C (WEPCO Oak Creek, WI), 19 young, 5 seasons (w) • Âurora red4R0 (Rhodes Tower, Columbus OH), 19 young, 6 seasons (h) • ^Baltimore 7/D (Liberty Bank, Dayton OH), 19 young, 7 seasons (w) • Liberty E/*D (WPL Edgewater, Sheboygan WI), 18 young, 5 seasons (w) • Eleanor 2/8 (5821 N. Broadway, Chicago IL), 18 young, 9 seasons.(w) • ^Harriet (125 S. Wacker, Chicago IL), 18 young, 9 seasons (h) • Athena 5/V (Lakewood OH) 17 young, 7 seasons (h) • ^49R (Firstar Bank, Cedar Rapids IA), 17 young, 7 seasons (h) • ^Nellie McClung red3C7 (Commodore Perry, Toledo OH), 16 yg., 8 seasons 2(h) • Âlgoma 77V (Finn Church cliff MN), 15 young, 8 seasons (h) • ^Poindexter 09P (Devil’s Warehouse, ON), 14 young (probably really 21), 4 (or 6?) seasons (h) • ^Judy redA/D (Detroit MI), 14 young, 7 seasons (h) ^ = known or presumed dead Here are the most productive males.
5 • ^Will 04Y (Multifoods Tower, Minneapolis MN), 37 young, 14 seasons (h) • Kato 31T (Colonnade, Minneapolis MN), 34 young, 11 seasons (w) • ^Bill 74T (Firstar, Milwaukee WI), 34 young, 11 seasons (h) • Jingles (125 S. Wacker, Chicago IL), 31 young, 14 seasons (h) • 64X (Firstar Bank, Cedar Rapids IA), 28 young, 10 seasons (h) • Kinney 7/*3 (Market Tower, Indianapolis IN), 28 young, 8 seasons (h) • ^Spanky 04T (Control Data, NCL, High Bridge, NSP High Bridge, St. Paul MN), 27 young, 10 seasons (h) • Leopold C/D (Froedtert Malt, Milwaukee WI), 25 young, 8 seasons (h) • ^red*7/3 (McKenzie Seed, Brandon MB), 25 young, 8 seasons (h) • Marty 53Z (Cline Avenue, East Chicago IN), 24 young, 9 seasons (w) • Mercury 21X (Lazarus, Dayton OH), 24 young, 9 seasons (h) • Vulcan 79T (U.S. Steel, Gary IN), 24 young, 10 seasons (h) • Ômni 76T (Landmark, Milwaukee WI), 23 young, 7 seasons (h) • red1/9 (Devil’s Warehouse, ON) 22 young, 7 seasons (h) • Roosevelt R/*4 (One Summit Square, Fort Wayne IN), 21 young, 6 seasons (w) • ^Pop (Detroit MI), 20 young, 8 seasons (w) • Griffin 5/*D (WEPCO Oak Creek, Milwaukee WI), 20 young, 5 seasons (w) • ^Lindee 1/*A (MWard, Ford Br., Mendota Bridge MN), 19 young, 7 seasons (w) • Franklin 95T (5821 N. Broadway, Chicago IL), 18 young, 9 seasons (h) • Zeus X/R (Woodmen Tower, Omaha NE), 18 young, 6 seasons (h) • ^4/*G (Dairyland Coop., Maassen Bluff, WI), 18 young, 5 seasons (w) • Bailly 4/9 (NIPSCO Bailly, Burns Harbor IN, 18 young, 7 seasons (w) • 93T (American Republic, Des Moines IA), 17 young, 9 seasons (h) • Buckeye 3/1 (Lakewood OH), 17 young, 7 seasons (h) • ^Szell 67Z (Terminal Tower, Cleveland OH), 16 young, 5 seasons (w) • ^Maverick 05T (NCL, Montgomery Ward, St. Paul MN), 16 young, 5 seasons (h) • ^Grant B/N (WPL Edgewater, Sheboygan WI), 15 young, 5 seasons (w) • ^red5P9 (Delta Winnipeg, Winnipeg MB), 15 young, 6 seasons (h) • ^T-Rex bl1/X (Winnipeg MB), 14 young, 7 seasons (w) ^ = known or presumed dead A Mythical Undiscovered <strong>Peregrine</strong> Population Two perennial questions: What proportion of the <strong>Midwest</strong> nesting population of peregrines remains undiscovered? What proportion is made up of immigrants from eastern U.S. or eastern Canada? There is no evidence so far of any movement of peregrines across the Great Plains south of Canada, although a few birds have moved in both directions from city to city across the prairie provinces. Don Alstad, population biologist at the University of Minnesota, and Bud Tordoff have addressed these questions, with help from Bruce Fall, biologist at the University of Minnesota, and David Hussell, biologist with the Canadian Wildlife Service. We have assumed from the early days of the project that some pairs were nesting undiscovered. Proof of this seemed to be the regular appearance of unbanded adults in
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