About: Kate StJ
- Full Name
- Kate St. John
- Website
- http://www.wqed.org/birdblog
- Details
- Though her job is in computer management at WQED, Kate St. John has been fascinated by birds nearly all her life.
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- Peregrines (132)
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- About
- Peregrine FAQs
- Question: Sitting on Eggs – or Not
- Question: Is She Eating Rocks?
- Question: Fidelity to Their Mates and Fighting
- Question: Start of Egg Laying
- Question: Time Between Eggs
- Question: Why are the eggs red?
- Question: Hatching
- Question: Where are the Parents?
- Question: What happens to the leftovers?
- Question: What roles do the parents play in raising the young?
- Question: Why are her eyes white?
- Question: Why is this bird face down on her nest?
- Question: Why and how are peregrines banded?
- Question: Are the chicks getting enough to eat?
- Question: How do peregrines get their names?
- -Question: The juveniles are a different color? For how long?
- -Question: Do they fledge all at once?
- -Question: Where should I be looking to see the peregrines at Pitt?
- Question: What is a Peregrine Fledge Watch?
- -Question: Where do young peregrines go when they leave home?
- Western PA Phenology
