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US Bank: Milwaukee, WI Peregrine Falcon - Special Report Greg Septon 2011 What Happened To All The Young Produced at US Bank? In 1987, 14 captive-produced young Peregrines were released from this site as the first part of the recovery effort for this state endangered species. Since then there have been a total of 49 young produced here as well as 3 additional captive-produced young that were added to the nest in the early years to increase production. In total, between 1987-2011, an impressive 66 young have fledged from this site Over the years, the main question that has come up again and again once the young leave the nest is: What happens to them? Peregrines like all raptors have a high first year mortality rate and indeed 50-70% of the young don t make it through their first year. Still because of concerted banding efforts over the past 25 years, we ve come to learn a lot about what happens to these falcons. In the following pages I have prepared a table detailing observations and known outcomes for 30 of the 66 (45%) young. This is what we know for sure and it is likely there are US Bank falcons that may have nested without being recorded. Others may yet nest in the coming years and for many, their outcomes will never be known. Still, knowing what happened to 45% of these falcons is remarkable and attests to the environmental awareness and public interest Peregrines have generated in cities across the country. With this following information now documented, I will attempt to keep the information current each year as more information becomes available.

US BANK MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN PEREGRINE FALCON OUTCOMES 1987-2010 * = Captive-produced YEAR NAME SEX BAND # OUTCOME 1987 *Bogey M Y28Y No info 1987 *Conan M Y27Y 08/04/87, flew into window - killed 1987 *Bitch F P25P No info 1987 *Gizmo F P28P 08/30/87, injured, rehabbed at TRC and released again in Milwaukee 1987 *No name F P24P 07/28/87, killed unknown cause 1987 *Zoar F P32P Paired with Pacer, Irving Park, Chicago IL from 02/88 to 02/18/90, when Zoar was killed in a building collision; copulated but never nested. 1987 *Floydy M Y34Y Paired with Phoenix 08P at Cline Avenue, East Chicago IL under highway overpass: 1989,? eggs, 3 young fledged, not banded; 1990, same pair, 3 eggs, 2 fledged; 1991, same pair,? eggs, 1 young fledged. Floydy dead below nest 05/14/91 1987 *Muskie M Y33Y No info 1987 *Looker F P34P No info 1987 *Dutchess F P33P No info 1987 *Brigantine F P37P 08/15/87, killed auto collision 1987 *Swoosh F P35P No info 1987 *Slicer M Y36Y 08/15/87, injured, rehabbed at TRC. Unreleasable due to injuries used for education. 1987 *Mermaiden F P36P No Info 1988 Flash M Y52Y Killed by his father on 8/13/88 1988 Mariah F P51P Attacked by her father, captured and released at Omaha, NE 1988 *Diana F P50P Augmented to wild nest, killed after fledging by her father 1988 *Pippin M Y51Y Augmented to wild nest, survived attacks by his father 2

1989 *Fast Eddie M Y88Y Y88Y was captive-produced and added to the nest. He was captured and released at the Cedar Grove, WI banding station on 9/11/89. In 1998, Y88Y was found nesting at the Allerton Hotel in Chicago, IL and produced 2 young. It is believed Y88Y had nested along the Chicago River since 1994 but was never positively identified. Y88Y was known to have nested at least 2 other sites in Chicago. The last reported nest was at the Chicago Execu-Stay Hotel site in 2002 1989 Sojourner P91P No Info 1990 Stormi F 61V61 No Info 1990 Heather F 86V86 No Info 1990 Aurora F 60V60 No Info 1990 Mikhail F 59V59 No Info 1991 Amelia F R32R No Info 1991 Hemingway M 76X76 08/16/91, Trapped and released at Cedar Grove, WI 1992 Spaulding M 47Z47 11/21/92, Found dead Milwaukee, WI 1992 Owen M 48Z48 No Info 1992 No name F 76R76 06/19/92, Grounded by heavy rain, killed by car 1992 Anne F 77R77 No Info 1993 No name F 2/5 06/14/93, Killed during thunderstorm just after fledging 1993 No name F 2/6 No Info 3

1993 No name M C/U 1995, paired with 3C7, Commodore Perry, Toledo OH, fledged 4 young, 3 unbanded, 1 banded when caught after fledging, 1 dead in building collision. 1996, same place, paired with female D/N, fledged 2+ young, unbanded, except for one (*5/R) found injured, treated at TRC, released in Toledo OH, 07/29/96. 1997, same place, same pair, 4 eggs, 4 young banded and fledged; 1998, same place, same pair, 4 eggs, fledged 3 young 1993 No name M C/V No Info 1994 Boris M 5/*A Injured 1994 Chloe F D/K No Info 1994 No name F D/M Found dead 1 day after fledge 1994 Carmen F D/N 1996 nested at Commodore Perry, Toledo OH, paired with male C/U, fledged 2+ unbanded young; 1997, same place, same pair, 4 eggs, 4 young banded and fledged; 1998 same place, same pair, 4 eggs, fledged 3 young. 1995 Zoe F D/S No Info 1995 Jolly F U/H No Info 1995 Hal M 3/*A No info 1996 Winnie F P/*C No Info 1996 Web M Z/*5 No Info 1996 Fred M U/*5 07/09/96, Injured - at TRC for fractured beak, possible birth defect; returned 07/21/96, released at Landmark on the Lake, Milwaukee, where adults were still feeding young. 1997 Donna F *6/U 06/29/07. Found dead in Hammond, IN. Found walking up to humans and died within 24 hours of being taken to a vet. 4

1997 No Name F *6/T Killed in window collision shortly after fledging. 1997 Barbara F *6/R 01/21/98, Found dead at AK Steel, Middletown, Butler Co., OH; was dead for 2-3 days. 1997 Kim F M/*C No Info 1998 Rattle F *6/B No Info 1998 Bibbel F C/*V No Info 1998 Windy F E/*V No Info 1999 Dorothy F 5/*A 5/*A has nested at the Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh, PA since at least 2001. 2000 Adria F O/*V No Info 2000 Belle F 3/*H No Info 2000 Max M H/N No Info 2001 Erin F 2/*M No Info 2001 Aspen F 2/*U No Info 2001 Sage M 1/*1 06/09/01, found dead near Firstar Center, probably died in nest box, carried out by a parent. 2001 Cirrus M 1/*8 No Info 2002 4 eggs - infertile 2003 1 egg - infertile 2004 No Nesting 2005 No Nesting 2006 No Nesting 2007 Sequoia F N/37 No Info 2007 Scruffy F N/38 No Info 2007 Samson M E/43 Samson nested successfully at Milwaukee s UW-Milwaukee EMS site in 2009 fathering 4 young. On 2/23/10, he was found injured in central Houston, TX. He was also found to have aspergillosis and was euthanized. 5

2008 Seth M E/59 09/02/08, died at O'Hare airport from jet collision. 2008 Charlie M E/62 06/19/08, Collided with building, found dead in alley between 4 th & 5 th Streets and Clybourn and Michigan Avenues in Milwaukee 2008 Ottsie M E/63 No Info 2009 Jonathan M 05/B No Info PEREGRINE FALCON OUTCOME OVERVIEW 1987-2011 N=66 OUTCOME NUMBER PERCENT OF TOTAL Nested 6 9% Injured 7 11% Dead 15 23% Trapped 1 1% No Info 37 56% NOTICE: Unless otherwise noted, all images, data and text in this report are Greg Septon 2010 and may not be copied, reproduced or distributed in whole or in part in any manner without written permission. For additional information on the Peregrine Falcon Recovery Program call: Greg Septon @ 414-559-7807 - Email: sharptailpoint@earthlink.net 6