Please note that this is live video of wild birds in the natural process of raising their young. A Mayo Clinic biologist is monitoring this camera and will evaluate developments as they occur. We do not plan to interfere with this nest or its occupants.
Throughout the year, this page features a short video about peregrines and their activities at Mayo Clinic. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to view the video. Mayo Clinic is proud to offer these educational programs which highlight our involvement with peregrine falcon recovery.
Contact peregrines mayo. FREE with paid admission. Charles Library, St. Charles, MN a. NOTE: Be aware that weather conditions may prevent our presence at some of the above locations. We recommend that you contact facility staff at the location to confirm that a program will still occur, if extreme weather conditions are a possibility in that area.
Epic β Epic is one of two females that hatched from Mayo Clinic in The male was named Lucky Lindy. Epic was seen at The Colonnade in Golden Valley, Minnesota, in February but was displaced when the resident female unbanded, approximately years old returned on March 1. Paul, Minnesota, in , nesting with a female named Meg. They stayed together until Then Sota partnered with Jill from In his lifetime, Sota produced 34 chicks. Along with being a prolific father, he was quite a survivor, since when he was found in he was missing four of his eight toes and doing just fine.
We suspect that frostbite caused the loss of the toes since he was known to spend winters in the city. He was an excellent provider to his mate and offspring. Sota lived to be nearly 19 years old.
