COLUMBUS, Ohio — The exterior renovation of the tallest building in downtown Columbus has naturalists hoping peregrine falcons will find a new, temporary roost.
A nest box atop the 41-story Rhodes Tower state office building has been moved around the corner to the Riffe Center, another government office building.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the Ohio Department of Natural Resources is hopeful the birds will join other peregrine falcons at the Riffe Center but says there's no guarantee.
Officials also pulled the video feed of the falcons' nest box on the Rhodes Tower, a popular online attraction. The state hopes to reactivate the feed at the Riffe Center.
Authorities say they were concerned falcon parents might harass workers renovating the exterior of the Rhodes Tower in 2018.
