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Title: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Yarak on 30-Jun-16, 08:39:26 AM Quote We wanted to share this good news with all our falcon fans. Especially those that watched our cameras in 2015. Remember Genesee? Well he's been spotted north of Rochester on a cell tower. Rochester Falcon Watcher Dana first spotted him a week ago, but could not get a positive ID. ... Link: http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?p=2771 (http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?p=2771) Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Annette on 30-Jun-16, 08:45:07 AM goodnews:
Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 30-Jun-16, 08:52:11 AM WOO HOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Kris G. on 30-Jun-16, 09:16:20 AM I'm so happy Genesee's been seen! I've thought about him often, since his last sighting in 2015, and wondered the other day if we'd ever see him again..wonderful news to read this AM! :heart:
Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Dot_Forrester on 30-Jun-16, 10:09:24 AM How wonderful! :pfalcon:
Dot in PA Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: patsy6 on 30-Jun-16, 10:26:23 AM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year.
Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Carol P. on 30-Jun-16, 01:02:07 PM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year. Looking at him through the scope, I was seeing a perfect combination of Beauty's head and DC' s eyes. :) Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 30-Jun-16, 01:09:11 PM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year. If he was a blue-foot at birth we now have our answer...they do turn yellow eventually! Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: carly on 30-Jun-16, 01:32:54 PM :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo: :2thumbsup:
Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: patsy6 on 30-Jun-16, 02:12:41 PM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year. If he was a blue-foot at birth we now have our answer...they do turn yellow eventually! Yep, I think we have our answer. His feet were never that bluer than blue, like Rosetta's or Cadence's, but they were greenish blue, and they started to turn more yellowish greenish right before his banding. Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 30-Jun-16, 02:26:20 PM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year. If he was a blue-foot at birth we now have our answer...they do turn yellow eventually! Yep, I think we have our answer. His feet were never that bluer than blue, like Rosetta's or Cadence's, but they were greenish blue, and they started to turn more yellowish greenish right before his banding. Well, we need to wait then until a real blue foot is seen as an adult to know for sure. This makes it more likely, but still not 100% definitive :nerd: Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: patsy6 on 30-Jun-16, 02:46:37 PM He has Beauty's flat head, and his feet are definitely yellow! They were greenish/blue last year. If he was a blue-foot at birth we now have our answer...they do turn yellow eventually! Yep, I think we have our answer. His feet were never that bluer than blue, like Rosetta's or Cadence's, but they were greenish blue, and they started to turn more yellowish greenish right before his banding. Well, we need to wait then until a real blue foot is seen as an adult to know for sure. This makes it more likely, but still not 100% definitive :nerd: Title: Re: Good News! Genesee from 2015 has been Spotted! 6/30/16 Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 30-Jun-16, 02:52:15 PM Well, we need to wait then until a real blue foot is seen as an adult to know for sure. This makes it more likely, but still not 100% definitive :nerd: All my notes & pics are home too |