Three adorable baby peregrine falcons hatch atop Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge: photos

Three adorable baby peregrine falcons have hatched in Gotham on the Brooklyn Tower of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, MTA Bridges and Tunnels said.

The chicks emerged in a specially built nesting box at the top of the 693-foot bridge, joining their peregrine mom.

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As they do every year around the end of May, officials from the city’s environmental protection department ascended the bridge to put identifying bands on the state endangered birds for wildlife monitoring. The chicks are about three weeks old.

Peregrine falcons were almost decimated by pesticides in their food supply in the 1960s. Since 1983, the birds have been part of the state nesting program , which includes MTA-built nesting boxes at each of the city’s bridges.

More baby falcons are expected to come to the Big Apple soon, as there are unhatched eggs on the Marine Parkway Bridge Brooklyn tower.

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