Vote to name our peregrine falcon chicks after Wisconsin's Olympic medalists

Our peregrine falcon chicks are hatching and they need names! Pick up to five of your favorites and we'll name the chicks born at We Energies and Wisconsin Public Service power plants after them.

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Please pick up to five of your favorite names:

Skelly — in honor of skeleton racer and Prairie du Chien native Matt Antoine

Fitz — in honor of Casey FitzRandolph, a Verona native who won gold in speedskating at the 2002 Winter Games

Warrior — in honor of Wisconsin’s Paralympic athletes

Birdie Blair — in honor of five-time gold-medal speedskater and Wisconsin resident Bonnie Blair-Cruikshank

Trailblazer — in honor of speedskater Shani Davis, who trained at the Pettit and was the first African American athlete to win a gold medal in an individual event at the Winter Games

Oarlock — in honor of bronze-medal rower and St. Croix Falls native Megan Kalmoe

G-Dubs — in honor of Nicolet High School grad and swimmer Garrett Weber-Gale

Hero — in honor of Wisconsin’s Special Olympics Athletes

Miracle — in honor of the Wisconsinites on the 1980 men’s hockey team

Glider — in honor of speedskater and Milwaukee resident Brian Hansen

Trapper — in honor of sportshooter and Waterford native Madelynn Bernau

Happy — in honor of speedskater and regular at the Pettit National Ice Center Ethan Cepuran

Beezie — in honor of equestrian and Nicolet High School grad Elizabeth “Beezie” Madden

Blade — in honor of speedskater and West Allis resident Jonathan Kuck

Triumph — in honor of gymnast and West Allis native Chellsie Memmel

Curly— in honor of sibling curlers Becca and Matt Hamilton, who hail from Madison

Chase — in honor of University of Wisconsin (UW) grad Evan Jager, who took home the silver medal in steeplechase

Placid — in honor of sibling speedskaters Beth and Eric Heiden, who grew up in Madison and competed in the Lake Placid games

Skip — in honor of curler and Superior resident John Shuster’s position on the 2018 gold-medal winning team

Lancer — in honor of triple jumper and Brookfield Central grad Kenny Harrison

Heater — in honor of Ben Sheets, Milwaukee Brewers All-Star pitcher who led Team USA to its first-ever gold medal in baseball

Kung Fu Kenny — in honor of Rice Lake native and runner Kenny Bednarek, nicknamed “Kung Fu Kenny”

Witty — in honor of speedskater and West Allis native Chris Witty

Champ — in honor of gold-medal winning speedskater and West Allis native Dan Jansen

Puck — in honor of the many UW grads who have played on the women’s national hockey team

Sharpie — in honor of speedskater and Milwaukee resident Katherine Reutter

Golly — in honor of Brookfield native Molly Seidel, who took the bronze medal in the marathon

Khash — in honor of gold-medal and NBA championship-winning basketball star Khris Middleton

Soar-gensen — in honor of UW grad Gwen Jorgensen, who soared above the competition in the 2016 triathalon

Duchess — in honor of soccer star, UW grad and “Nutmeg Duchess” Rose Lavelle

Pommel — in honor of sibling gymnasts and Waukesha natives Paul and Morgan Hamm

Speedy — in honor of Marquette University grad and speedskater Emery Lehman