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180. SP-South of Lomond River, Ontario. On June 6, the pair was observed and the female was on the nest. There was one chick about 24 days old observed on the nest ledge from the helicopter on July 3. Year territory occupied: 1993 First nest attempt: 1993 Young produced: 6 181. SP-Pie Island, Le Pate, Ontario. Three chicks about 24 days old were observed in the cave nest site during the helicopter flight of July 3. Year territory occupied: 1994 First nest attempt: 1994 Young produced: 19 182. SP-Squaw Bay, Ontario. Brian Ratcliff banded two young here on June 29, 2007, one each sex. The adult female was seen to be wearing a b/g 2/?; no information was available for the male. Year territory occupied: 1997 First nest attempt: 1998 Young produced: 30 183. SP-Dorion Tower, Ontario. Sixth year for this site. Brian Ratcliff and crew banded three young, one female and two males, on June 27, 2007. The adult female was *X/4 Devil’s Warehouse 2002; no information on the identity of the male. Year territory occupied: 2002 First nest attempt: 2002 Young produced: 14 184. SP-Cape Victoria, Ontario. Third year for this site. Paul Dennis reports that four very vocal birds were observed in July. It is assumed that at least two were young of the year. Year territory occupied: 2003 First nest attempt: 2005 Young produced: 6 185. SP-Old Woman Bay, Lake Superior Provincial Park, Ontario. The pair was first reported by Bob Elliott on March 31. On July 25, Carol Dersch and Joel Cooper observed one adult and possibly 2 young. Year territory occupied: 1998 First nest attempt: 1998 Young produced: 23 186. SP-Pukaskwa Depot, 5 km south of Richardson Harbor, Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario. The adult female was b/r, and the male was not banded. Brian Ratcliff banded four young, two of each sex, on June 23, 2007. Year territory occupied: 2001 First nest attempt: 2001 Young produced: 25 187. SP-Otter Island, Pukaskwa National Park, Ontario. On May 12, 2007 Carol Dersch and Joel Cooper saw the female sitting on the 2006 nest ledge. There was one chick about 38 days old on the nest and both adults were observed from the helicopter on June 23. The chick was too old to band. Year territory occupied: 2000 First nest attempt: 2000 Young produced: 11 38
188. SP-Coppercliff Road West, Ontario. Two males and one female were banded on June 19, 2007. A fourth male chick that was too close to the edge of the eyrie was not banded. The adult female has a USFWS band; there is no information on the male. Year territory occupied: 1999 First nest attempt: 2000 Young produced: 21 189. SP-Flatland Harbour, Ontario Four chicks about 10 days old were observed from the helicopter on June 6. The birds are using a different ledge about 100 metres farther north. This site is on private property and no access is permitted. Year territory occupied: 2000 First nest attempt: 2003 Young produced: 16 190. SP-Thunder Cape, Sleeping Giant Provincial Park, Ontario. John Woodcock reports that a pair of birds and two young was observed flying around the observatory in August. Year territory occupied: 1990 First nest attempt: 1993 Young produced: 28 191. SP-Mt. McRae, about three km from Mt. McKay, Thunder Bay, Ontario. One female and two male young were banded on June 29, 2007. One adult was noted to have a USFWS band on the left leg. Year territory occupied: 1996 First nest attempt: 1996 Young produced: 33 192. SP-Arrow Lake (West End), Ontario. A new unbanded female and a male for which there was no identity information produced two male young, banded by Brian Ratcliff on June 30, 2007. Year territory occupied: 2004 First nest attempt: 2005 Young produced: 8 193. SP-Mount McKay, Ontario. Two chicks, both males, were banded on June 11. The adult female is Black/Red *E/*H, 1807-69752 a 1998 Pink Cove, Beaver Bay, Minnesota banded bird. Year territory occupied: 1994 First nest attempt: 1994 Young produced: 31 194. SP-Mink Bay, Ontario. One male chick was banded on June 24 and neither adult is banded. Year territory occupied: 1998 First nest attempt: 200 0 Young produced: 8 195. SP-Whitefish Lake, Ontario. On June 30, three chicks, two males and one female were banded. No information on the adult birds. Year territory occupied: 1998 First nest attempt: 1998 Young produced: 22 39
Page 1 and 2: MIDWEST PEREGRINE FALCON RESTORATIO
Page 3: Contents Midwest Peregrine Falcon W
Page 6 and 7: actual 3D views of peregrine nest s
Page 8 and 9: Year Table 2 PEREGRINE POPULATION G
Page 10 and 11: SUMMARY OF PEREGRINE NESTING IN 200
Page 12 and 13: First year nesting attempted: 2000
Page 14 and 15: view of peregrine behavior. A speci
Page 16 and 17: year was six-year-old female Copper
Page 18 and 19: successfully in early July. Over 20
Page 22 and 23: 52. NB-Castle Cliff, Castle Danger,
Page 24 and 25: 63. SP-We Energies Pleasant Prairie
Page 28 and 29: May 25, 2007. One female (*M/*P-168
Page 30 and 31: 102. SP-I-280 Bridge Quad Cities, S
Page 32 and 33: 115. SP-McCook, Cook County, IL. Ne
Page 34 and 35: nine-year-old Chantal *B/*C (aka Ka
Page 36 and 37: again with eleven-year-old male Buc
Page 38 and 39: 158. LE-Tecumseh Building, Springfi
Page 40 and 41: three eggs, hatched two young on Ap
Page 44 and 45: 196. SP-Montreal River North of Rai
Page 46 and 47: 211. NB-Squaretop Mountain, Ontario
Page 48 and 49: [Theano Point, Alona Bay, Ontario.
Page 50 and 51: BLOOD SAMPLES We continued collecti
Page 52 and 53: Table 3. Wild Peregrines Banded in
Page 54 and 55: SITE BAND NO. COLOR BAND SEX Manito
Page 56 and 57: SITE BAND NO. COLOR BAND SEX Minnes
Page 58 and 59: SITE BAND NO. COLOR BAND SEX Ohio P
Page 60: SITE BAND NO. COLOR BAND SEX Wiscon
Page 63 and 64: Figure 4 Figure 5 59

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