-
2:24
’Stick to what’s relevant’: Timothy Olson repeatedly admonished...
-
2:05
University of Wisconsin campuses could develop 3-year degrees
-
1:04
Middle schoolers participate in engineering challenge at Waukesha...
-
1:45
Court documents reveal tow truck driver killed in chase had long...
-
1:48
Milwaukee school expands diverse teacher representation to inspire...
-
1:59
High winds knock out power for more than 75,000 We Energies customers...
-
1:22
Driver arrested, accused of fleeing West Allis police, crashing...
-
5:19
What to expect, and when drivers may start to see some relief...
-
1:47
Thousands expected to attend Horror Con in downtown Milwaukee’s...
-
2:00
Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Nyla
-
4:11
Alice in Dairyland highlights ’Wisconsin Gold Medal Cheese’...
-
4:57
Quilting Queen of Racine builds community at Stitched Quilt Shop...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The first peregrine falcon eggs of the season have been laid at two We Energies power plants.
The first egg was laid overnight Monday at the Oak Creek Power Plant in Oak Creek. Another egg was laid at Valley Power Plant in Milwaukee Tuesday morning.
We Energies says more eggs should be laid over the next week and are reminding people to check out the live cameras.
See below for links to all five Falcon webcams:
Port Washington Generating Station
Wisconsin Public Service Building
The Department of Natural Resources added peregrine falcons to Wisconsin’s endangered species list in the 1970s. Since 1997, 273 peregrines have hatched at We Energies facilities.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter