Omaha Power Station's Falcon Cam Spots New Eggs

Clark the peregrine falcon has returned to the nest box at OPPD's North Omaha Station.

Apr. 2, 2026 at 12:51am

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The Omaha Public Power District's (OPPD) peregrine falcon camera at its North Omaha Station has captured footage of Clark, a returning peregrine falcon, laying several new eggs in the nest box. This is the latest in a series of successful nesting seasons for the falcons at this location, which has included the hatching of chicks like Beak Randby in previous years.

Why it matters

The OPPD falcon cam provides a unique window into the lives of these protected birds of prey, allowing the public to observe their nesting behaviors and the hatching of new generations. Peregrine falcons were once endangered but have made a strong comeback, and the North Omaha Station nest box is an important part of their local conservation efforts.

The details

Clark, a female peregrine falcon, has returned to the nest box at OPPD's North Omaha Station and laid several new eggs that can now be viewed via the utility's live-streaming falcon camera. This marks the latest successful nesting season for the falcons at this location, which has hosted the birds for several years. In the past, chicks like Beak Randby have hatched and fledged from this nest.

  • Clark has laid the new eggs at the North Omaha Station nest box in spring 2026.

The players

Clark

A female peregrine falcon that has returned to the nest box at OPPD's North Omaha Station to lay a new clutch of eggs.

Lewis and Clark

The pair of peregrine falcons that have successfully nested at the OPPD North Omaha Station in previous years, including the hatching of chicks like Beak Randby.

Beak Randby

A peregrine falcon chick that hatched and fledged from the OPPD North Omaha Station nest box in a previous year.

Omaha Public Power District (OPPD)

The electric utility company that operates the North Omaha Station and hosts the live-streaming peregrine falcon nest box camera.

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What’s next

Viewers can continue to monitor the falcon nest box camera on OPPD's YouTube channel to watch as the new eggs hatch and the chicks fledge later this spring.

The takeaway

The return of the peregrine falcons to the OPPD North Omaha Station nest box is an encouraging sign for the local conservation of this once-endangered species. The live-streaming camera allows the public to engage with and learn about these remarkable birds of prey.