Tags: Peregrine Falcon

2009 Peregrine Falcon Nestbox News Summary - 35.5KB
Summary of the 2009 Jersey City Peregrines with highlights from the peregrine cam.

2009 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 112.4KB
Summary of the 2009 nesting season in New Jersey.

2010 Peregrine Falcon Report - 252.1KB
Summary of the 2010 nesting season in New Jersey where 25 pairs were monitored. Productivity and nesting success was average this year. A total of 42 young were produced.

2010 Peregrine Nestbox News - 78.3KB
Summary of the 2010 nesting season of the Jersey City Peregrines with highlights from the peregrine cam.

2011 Peregrine Falcon Report - 155.2KB
Summary of the 2011 nesting season in New Jersey where 24 pairs were monitored. Productivity and nesting success were average again this year. A total of >38 young fledged this year. 11 young were transferred to West Virginia to help increase the nesting population in the southern Appalachian Mountains.

2012 Peregrine Falcon Report - 133.2KB
Summary of the 2012 nesting season in New Jersey where 26 pairs were monitored. Productivity and nesting success were average again this year. A total of 34 young fledged.

2013 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 144.8KB
Summary of the 2013 nesting season in New Jersey where 26 pairs were monitored. Productivity and nesting success was high this year with all but two pairs producing at least one young. A total of 57 young were produced.

2014 Peregrine Falcon Report - 130.9KB
Report that summarizes work to monitor and manage the peregrine falcon population in New Jersey. This year the population increased slightly from 26 to 29 pairs; however nest success was only average. A total of 49 young were produced. 35 of those young were banded for future tracking.

2015 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 437.8KB
Summary of results from the 2015 nesting season. In general the peregrine falcon population remained relatively stable with 32 known pairs (28 active) occupying suitable nesting habitat across the state. There was good nesting success overall with 24 pairs successful in producing 63 young, for a productivity rate of 2.25 young per active nest and a success rate of 71%.

2016 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 278.3KB
The population of peregrine falcons remains stable in New Jersey, with nests on bridges and towers that make up the core of the nesting population. A total of 30 active nests were monitored, and of those, 20 pairs produced 47 young.

2017 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 297.9KB
New Jersey’s population has remained stable with 32 active nests (with 34 known pairs) as compared to last years’ results of 30 active nests (35 known pairs). Nest success was slightly better than last year, with 22 pairs producing 52 young as compared to 20 pairs producing 47 young. The productivity rate, which is a measure of the health of the population, was very close to what was observed in 2016 at 1.59 young/active nest.

2018 Peregrine Falcon Project Report - 630.6KB
Detailed results from the 2018 nesting season for falcons in New Jersey. 40 known pairs were documented with 37 active (known to lay eggs). Twenty-eight pairs were successful in producing 75 young, for a productivity rate of 2.32 young per active nest and a success rate of 76% (Table 1). Accounting for known young lost around fledging, the productivity rate dropped to 2.05 young per active nest.

Grade 1 - 5_Peregrine Curriculum - 1.5MB
The Peregrine Project Curriculum Guide for Teachers

Tracks - Spring 2014 - 741.7KB
Feature article about the Peregrine Falcon; Circle of Winners Club; Wildlife Goes to School; Women & Wildlife Awards; High-Flying Family, Bald Eagle Education; and MORE!