A pair of peregrine falcons has an active nest and is tending eggs on the popular Minnesota DNR FalconCam at www.dnr.state.mn.us/features/webcams/falconcam/index.html.

This spring, the webcam has captured this pair of falcons demonstrating courtship displays and creating a nest in the gravel. Their first egg could be seen April 11 and the second egg April 13. Falcons typically lay eggs in 48-72 hour intervals.

  

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