It’s not the most dramatic reality show out there, but it’s certainly causing a flutter among some Montrealers.
Two peregrine falcons have taken up residence in a special nest box created for them high atop the Université de Montréal campus, and people have been keeping up with the critters day and night through a 24/7 livestream.
On any given day, dozens of viewers could be watching the day-to-day activities of the pair, known as Ève and M (short for Mister.)
For example, Ève can be observed incubating her four eggs overnight and M can be seen dropping off breakfast (often a pigeon) every morning.
Ève Bélisle, a research associate
