Peregrine Falcon Live Steams

Our wildlife cameras are back for 2023!

Watch the adventure unfold as the fastest animal on Earth fights for mates, preys on food, and raises their young. Keep checking back on our five live streams monitoring peregrine falcon nesting boxes in and around Edmonton.

Which one will have the first egg?

There's only one way to find out!

New this year!

Looking to join a flock with other birds of a feather? Our Facebook group, ACA Wildlife Cameras 2023, will post more content and encourage conversations about ferruginous hawks and peregrine falcons! Be sure to follow the tag #FeatheredFridays for weekly content on ferruginous hawks and peregrine falcons!

Thanks to our Corporate Partners in Conservation!

Our peregrine falcon camera project would not be possible without our Corporate Partners in Conservation.

Ferruginous Hawk Nest Cameras

Alberta's largest raptor, the ferruginous hawk, is listed as Endangered. MULTISAR, with support from AltaLink, manages a series of hawk nesting poles to monitor their population and make nesting easier for them. The best part? Two of the nesting poles have wildlife cameras!

Be sure to check out our upcoming spring issue of Conservation Magazine for a feature article about these incredible hawks!

March 27th Update

The hawks have landed!

The ferruginous hawks are back from their southern migration and have made themselves at home in their nests in southern Alberta.

April 4th Update

A mated bond.

Like many other birds of prey, the ferruginous hawk is not a social animal. Instead, it forms strong, lifelong pair bonds with its partner to share responsibilities.

April 4th Update

Easter came early!

For one pair of hawks, Easter came early. The first official egg has been spotted!

Thanks to our Corporate Partners in Conservation!

Our ferruginous hawk cameras would not be possible without the generous support of AltaLink.