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The Providence Peregrine Live Stream

Each spring, viewers watch Peregrine Falcons lay their eggs and raise their young high above the city of Providence, Rhode Island. Thanks to supporters like you, the Audubon Society of Rhode Island hosts and maintains the nesting box and live stream camera system. Please consider a donation to keep the camera running, and to support our conservation work to protect birds, wildlife and their habitats!


2026 Updates From the Nest Box

 Learn about the Peregrine Falcon's developmental milestones as they happen!

  • Use the "Submit an Observation" form below to help us craft these updates.
  • Please note that updates may be delayed on the weekend as our staff is out of the office.
  • Having trouble viewing the window below? Click here to view the 2026 updates.
     
Juvenile and Adult Peregrine Falcons Flying

Submit an Observation

Use the form below to submit observations of notable events and/or your questions. You can use the file uploader to submit screenshots.
 

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Providence Peregrines History


Dates of Important Events Since 2019
The table below contains the dates that important events happened each season, since 2019. Click to view:


Providence Peregrines Breeding History Since 2000
Learn about the adults and their young who have utilized this nestbox since 2000. Click to view:

More from the Audubon Society of Rhode Island

Our Website: https://asri.org


Help us keep the live stream on!

Your donation keeps the camera streaming throughout the nesting season each year.


"Keep Poison Out of Our Food"

We're leading the way to ban harmful rodenticides in Rhode Island. Evidence shows that these pesticides are infecting and killing birds of prey at alarming rates.


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