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Eve and M., as the birds are known, made headlines in April after Eve lay four eggs. The first egg appeared on April 16, while the fourth showed up a week later on April 23.
“Peregrine falcons are typically cliff dwellers. They really just need a flat surface with rocks or gravel where they can make a scrape and lay their eggs," said the President of MSU’s Fisheries and Wildlife Club, Molly Engleman.