Peregrine falcons, once vanished from the area, are back—and they’ve chosen Aurora City Hall as their nest. Live-streamed hatching and growth of the chicks turned the whole town into nature enthusiasts, fueled by years of Fox River cleanup efforts that restored habitat and even saved a baby falcon from drowning. City Hall staff became devoted fans, morale boosted by the unexpected avian neighbors. Now that the fledglings have flown, locals hope they’ll return next year—proof that urban spaces can welcome wildlife, and that community care can spark real, lasting ecological change.
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