We Energies says a pair of beloved and endangered peregrine falcons in Wisconsin have died, likely from the bird flu.

According to a release from We Energies, Brinn had been nesting at the Port Washington Generating Station since 2014.

The endangered peregrine falcons were named Brinn and Beasley, and were life partners for at least eight years, siring a ...

Two of the longest-returning peregrine falcons to southeast Wisconsin have likely died from bird flu. We Energies peregrine falcon manager ...

Spring has sprung, and peregrine falcon eggs have arrived atop Madison Gas and Electric’s substation.MGE said earlier this ...

We Energies announced the sudden deaths of two of its beloved peregrine falcons, Brinn and Beasely. In a statement posted to ...

We Energies’ longest-returning peregrine falcons, Brinn and Beasley, have died, likely from bird flu, according to a We ...

Wisconsin Public Service announced the first peregrine falcon egg of the season has been laid at their nesting box at the ...

ROTHSCHILD, Wis. (WSAW) - The peregrine falcon nest box at Wisconsin Public Service’s Weston Power Plant is growing thanks to an exciting new addition. The first peregrine falcon egg of the season is ...