screenshot from 367 Collins Falcons 2025 North Facing Stream, Melbourne, Australia, 2025-11-09, 10:34pm

9 November 2025

Peregrine falcons occur on every continent including Australia and always breed in the spring. In Pittsburgh their time at the nest runs late February to early June. In Australia it runs late August to early November.

The peregrines that nest at 367 Collins in Melbourne, Australia have been putting on such a show this year that they made BBC News yesterday: ‘Nestflix’: Peregrine falcon livestream has Australians glued to their screens.

On 3 November Lady Hawk on YouTube captured their antics at about 30 days old while they had mottled down and new feathers.

Her video combines the 367 Collins Falcons 2025 – North Facing Stream (the nestbox) and the 367 Collins Falcons 2025 – South Facing Stream (the runway).

You might see them when you watch in the morning in the U.S. when it is night in Australia and the peregrines are roosting. By afternoon the peregrines will be waking up, and since they will fledge soon you might not see them.

At top, an adult perches atop the nestbox, visible on the North Facing Stream on Sunday night 9 November at 10:34pm (6:34am Pittsburgh).

Below, two juvies roost at the runway in sight of the South Facing Stream on Sunday night at 10:50pm.

screenshot from 367 Collins Falcons 2025 South Facing Stream, Melbourne, Australia, 2025-11-09, 10:50pm

At this stage young peregrines grow up fast. These will be ready to fledge at 38-45 days (my guess is 11-18 November) so watch them soon at 367 Collins Falcons 2025 – North Facing Stream (the nestbox) and 367 Collins Falcons 2025 – South Facing Stream (the runway).

See video of nesting raptors around the world and more Melbourne peregrine videos at Lady Hawk on YouTube.