Thank you for watching and sharing the 2020 Falcon Cam with us. You can learn more about this year's events in the 'Ask Jeff' section below. We look forward to returning for our 10th season the spring of 2021. The camera will go live once eggs are spotted.
Visit the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) educational page on falcons! You will find fact sheets, classroom activities and lesson plans to help students in all grades learn about the Peregrine Falcon activities.
Materials were developed in partnership with the World Bird Sanctuary, St. Louis, Mo. Other material adapted from the MDC's Discover Nature Schools program.
Falcon Study materials are available for the following:
Falcons don't build nests. They lay 2 - 4 reddish, dark flecked eggs in cliff hollows, bare rocky outcrops or tall building ledges with a bit of gravel to bumper the eggs.
Falcons are considered the fastest animal on earth. They have been clocked diving at 261 mph.
Falcons are "helmet heads". The markings of an adult peregrine falcon include a black helmet on the head, whitish neck and lightly barred breast.
Visit the Missouri Department of Conservation field guide web page.
Learn how Ameren protects and preserves area wildlife.
Ameren Missouri, the Missouri Department of Conservation and the World Bird Sanctuary are working together to use their diverse resources to protect and preserve the wildlife of the heartland. The Peregrine Falcon project is the latest result of these efforts. Learn more about the installation of the nesting box and camera at the Ameren Missouri Sioux Energy Center.