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paired with an unidentified male (banding status uncertain). Three young were produced and
banded on May 14, 2007.
165. SP-AmerenUE, Labadie Power Station, St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri. Mike Cooke
reported that, for the sixth year, a pair nested in a box on a catwalk 450 feet up on a smokestack.
Neither adult was identified. Two young, a male and a female, were banded on May 17, 2007.
166. SP-Washington University Medical School, St.Louis, Missouri. This site was first occupied
in 2006. Mike Cooke reported two female young banded on June 11, 2007. Adults were not
identified. Three young were produced, but the site was not accessible for banding. The two
banded young were captured when they grounded on their first flights.
167. SP-Ameren UE Sioux Power Plant, Portage de Sioux. New Site. One young male was
banded on June 14, 2007 after fledging. Site was unknown prior to that event and it is not known
how many young may have been present.
168. SP-AT&T (previously SWB) Downtown St. Louis. Mike Cooke reports three females were
banded at this site on July 11, 2007. The adults were unidentified. The female was unbanded.
Mike speculates that this was the downtown nest site that they have been unable to locate for the
previous 4 years. The nest box was last used in 2003.
KENTUCKY
Eight active pairs were monitored at 7 sites (the female at the Ghent Power Station was killed
and replaced after egg laying). Thirteen nestlings were banded at 5 sites, with nestlings fledged
from all 7 sites.
169. SP-KU Ghent Power Station, Ghent, Carroll Co., Kentucky. Shawchyi Vorisek and Budd
Veverka report that 7-year-old female, T.C. b/g 7/*8, fledged in 2000 from the LG&E Power
Plant in Bedford, paired with an unidentified adult male, laid 5 eggs in early April, but was killed
in the nest box in late April, and replaced by the subadult female, JoJo b/g 75/C, fledged in 2006
from the LG&E Power Plant in Bedford. The new pair produced 3 eggs, hatched one chick on
June 6, and fledged one female around July 17. This female was banded on July 2.
170. SP-LG&E (Trimble Co) Power Station, Bedford, Trimble Co., Kentucky. Shawchyi
Vorisek and Budd Veverka report that the 10-year-old breeding male, Greyfire b/r *K/V, hacked
at the Calloway Nuclear Plant in Fulton, MO in 1997, paired with a two-year-old unbanded
female, after the 9-year-old female, Natasha b/r *6/Y, was found dead last year. This pair
produced four eggs, hatched three young on April 22, and fledged two females and one male
around June 2. The young were banded on May 17. A new nest box was installed at the end of
the nesting season to accommodate construction at the site.
171. SP-LG&E Millcreek Power Station, Jefferson Co., Kentucky. Shawchyi Vorisek and Budd
Veverka report that an unidentified adult male paired with an unbanded female and are believed
to be the same territorial pair from 2006. This pair used the nest box installed last year, produced
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