Sort of beer related, totally cool.
It is a raptor and does sometime bring dead things back to it’s nest to eat, so fair warning if you don’t want to see that:
http://blog.brewingwithbriess.com/new-live-falcon-cam-atop-the-briess-manitowoc-grain-elevator/
We have one here in Manchester, NH. The first one is of the nest and the second one is the perch (usually where you see them…and I can see my office in the distance).
Very cool. We have a nesting pair that roosts on the tallest building in Providence. I think they just turned the cam on for the spring and it stays on until the chicks fledge and leave the roost for the year:
http://www.asri.org/general-conservation-info/providence-peregrine-falcon-webcam.html
I love raptors. Falconry is high on the list of hobbies that I would love to take up but will never have the time for.
During the summer we spend a lot of time at my girlfriend’s Dad’s place on a lake. Every afternoon around the same time an Osprey comes through and we often see it nose dive for a fish it spots. Maybe every fifth time it comes up with one which is an impressive sight.
Awesome! Thanks for posting.
Pretty nice view from there…see, beer is good for wildlife. 
While not a Peregrine and not on a grain elevator…
This BAEA nest in Minnesota is one of the best cams I have seen - 3 babies already!