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WHEC.com
whec.com > top-news > rochesters-peregrine-falcons-lay-second-egg-of-season-atop-times-square-building

Rochester's peregrine falcons lay second egg of season atop Times Square Building

5+ mon, 1+ week ago   (286+ words) Rochester’s peregrine falcons lay second egg of season atop Times Square Building WHEC.com Rochester’s peregrine falcons lay second egg of season atop Times Square Building ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Rochester’s peregrine falcons have laid their second egg of the season…...

WHEC.com
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‘You get to know these falcons personally’; Expert speaks on impact of Rochester’s falcon nesting box

5+ mon, 1+ day ago   (699+ words) ROCHESTER, N.Y. — High above the streets of downtown Rochester, three eggs belonging to the fastest flying animal on Earth lay in a nesting box atop the Times Square Building. For over a decade, the cameras surrounding the box have given people…...

Scientific American
scientificamerican.com > article > scientists-just-discovered-5-6-million-bees-under-a-new-york-cemetery

Scientists just discovered 5.6 million bees under a New York State cemetery

4+ mon, 4+ week ago   (412+ words) This whopping bee aggregation is one of the largest and oldest ever recorded, according to a new study By Jackie Flynn Mogensen edited by Andrea Thompson The regular mining bee (Andrena regularis). A New York State cemetery may be home…...

Orange County Register
ocregister.com > 04/09/2026 > american-woodcock

New Yorkers flock to Manhattan park for lovable woodcocks’ bobbing strut

5+ mon, 3+ day ago   (500+ words) By EMILY WANG FUJIYAMA and PATRICK WHITTLE The curious birds, known for their bobbing walks and kazoo-like calls, have drawn a crowd to Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan since arriving in late March. Dozens of spectators are gathering at the…...