Some nest and winter here, but are they part of our wildlife community? By Joe Kosack, Wildlife Conservation Education Specialist, Pennsylvania Game Commission PYMATUNING,

By Bob Frye Pennsylvania routinely attracts a lot of non-resident hunters, but some of the most spectacular ones to show up this fall will be a breed apart. They'll be an entire species apart, in fact.

HARRISBURG, Pa., Oct. 31 /PRNewswire/ -- The following article was written by Joe Kosack, Wildlife Conservation Education Specialist, Pennsylvania Game Commission: Their foothold in Pennsylvania was never more than a few beachfronts on Presque Isle State Park in Erie County.

By John McGonigle Peregrine falcons are making a comeback It is absolutely wonderful seeing bald eagles regularly along the Susquehanna River, and across the state. Not seen often, but finally there again, are peregrine falcons, nesting at two cliff sites along the river.

The population of bald eagles has rebounded so dramatically in Pennsylvania that the species may soon be moved off the state's endangered list and accorded the less serious status of a threatened species.