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Title: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: DebInTexas on 21-Apr-17, 04:20:23 PM Looks like at least one fluff ball under mom :2thumbsup: http://public.earthcamcdn.com/archives2/archives6/ecnetwork/us/ny/tarrytown/tappan-zee-bridge/falcon-camera/archive1/2017/04/21/1602.jpg (http://public.earthcamcdn.com/archives2/archives6/ecnetwork/us/ny/tarrytown/tappan-zee-bridge/falcon-camera/archive1/2017/04/21/1602.jpg) Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: MAK on 21-Apr-17, 05:19:22 PM :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Donna on 21-Apr-17, 06:08:05 PM :2thumbsup: Thanks deb!!
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: DebInTexas on 22-Apr-17, 05:19:24 PM Tappan Zee has two fluff balls. :2thumbsup:
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Donna on 22-Apr-17, 05:32:23 PM Tappan Zee has two fluff balls. :2thumbsup: I had a pic of the 2 yesterday and forgot to post it!! Thanks Deb!! :wave: Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: MAK on 22-Apr-17, 09:42:13 PM :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Carol P. on 23-Apr-17, 07:45:23 AM :2thumbsup:
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: DebInTexas on 19-May-17, 04:12:42 PM The two aren't fluffballs any longer. Out in their playpen, plucking feathers.
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: MAK on 19-May-17, 06:06:24 PM They grow up so fast! ;D
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Bonnie on 22-May-17, 06:47:56 PM There is no way to see these when they fledge. I wish I was a worker on I Lift NY.
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Donna on 18-Jun-17, 08:25:58 PM http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/ (http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/)
Dot, I looked for the latest article about a collapse, I didn't see one but a few did happen! The nest is still there and the kids probably fledged already! Here's the link for the cam! Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Dot_Forrester on 18-Jun-17, 08:29:42 PM Thanks so much, Donna! Two or three days ago a huge construction crane fell across the bridge. I'm relieved that they probably had already fledged before that happened.
Dot in PA http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/ (http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/) Dot, I looked for the latest article about a collapse, I didn't see one but a few did happen! The nest is still there and the kids probably fledged already! Here's the link for the cam! Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Donna on 18-Jun-17, 08:40:59 PM Thanks so much, Donna! Two or three days ago a huge construction crane fell across the bridge. I'm relieved that they probably had already fledged before that happened. Dot in PA http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/ (http://www.newnybridge.com/falcon-camera/) Dot, I looked for the latest article about a collapse, I didn't see one but a few did happen! The nest is still there and the kids probably fledged already! Here's the link for the cam! They are moving the nest to the new bridge, if it's still there! Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Bonnie on 18-Jun-17, 09:13:32 PM Crane collapse was a few months ago. Birds fledged. Ossining fourth grader at Claremont School where I taught for 10 years named one Puente. Spanish for bridge. We were all very proud. The love of birds where I live continues.
Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Donna on 18-Jun-17, 09:26:26 PM Crane collapse was a few months ago. Birds fledged. Ossining fourth grader at Claremont School where I taught for 10 years named one Puente. Spanish for bridge. We were all very proud. The love of birds where I live continues. That's why I couldn't find a current collapse, they had quite a few!! Title: Re: Tappan Zee 2017 Post by: Dot_Forrester on 19-Jun-17, 07:19:30 AM Thanks, Bonnie. The collapse was in our local paper last week and after hearing from you and Donna, I decided I must definitely be senile. I called the paper which admitted it was an old news item that "accidentally" was dated as new news and put in last week by mistake. I'm glad for Ossining and Puente and happy that your area is still loving birds.
Dot in PA Crane collapse was a few months ago. Birds fledged. Ossining fourth grader at Claremont School where I taught for 10 years named one Puente. Spanish for bridge. We were all very proud. The love of birds where I live continues. |