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Title: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 24-Mar-10, 07:08:30 PM
http://www.boonshoftmuseum.org/falconcam.html (http://www.boonshoftmuseum.org/falconcam.html)


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Annette on 25-Mar-10, 02:38:05 AM
 :2thumbsup:


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Joyce on 27-Apr-10, 04:03:56 PM
The Dayton Ohio falcons laid 4 eggs and on April 5th they removed one egg, and the following day, April 6th they removed a second egg.  By the looks of it, they were defective and the female was able pick the egg up where there was likely a crack.

Click on Photo Gallery.  The go to the Sub Albums for April 5 and April 6 at:
http://www.boonshoftmuseum.org/falconcam.html


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 27-Apr-10, 05:09:21 PM
Wow...what great stills..but very sad for them. Thanks Joyce. I saw where one of them actually ate the yolk on the ledge. Why is that stuff lethal for falcons as Carol mentioned this am if it gets on their feathers? Is it like glue???


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 27-Apr-10, 05:13:47 PM
Who ever posted the pics asked if the stones were too big in the nest and maybe they should have been a peastone. Does size make a difference here...as far a gravel in a nest?


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 28-Apr-10, 06:46:05 AM
It looks like an egg is not where it's suppose to be....under the mom. Is that an egg?


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 28-Apr-10, 06:47:39 AM
2 cuties


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 28-Apr-10, 06:50:22 AM
I guess it's a shell.....OK


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Lord G on 28-Apr-10, 09:11:33 AM
Wow...what great stills..but very sad for them. Thanks Joyce. I saw where one of them actually ate the yolk on the ledge. Why is that stuff lethal for falcons as Carol mentioned this am if it gets on their feathers? Is it like glue???

Yep.  Ever try cleaning dried egg yolk off a counter top?  Just think about that getting into feathers...


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: MAK on 28-Apr-10, 10:55:45 AM
Wow...what great stills..but very sad for them. Thanks Joyce. I saw where one of them actually ate the yolk on the ledge. Why is that stuff lethal for falcons as Carol mentioned this am if it gets on their feathers? Is it like glue???

Yep.  Ever try cleaning dried egg yolk off a counter top?  Just think about that getting into feathers...

Exactly Jim. I was a cleaner for Greece Central school district and let me tell ya I clean\ed my share of raw eggs off of things.  It dries as hard as cement and it smells horrendous! Most of the time  I had to use a razor blade scraper to get it off. I shutter to think how it would effect a bird if it got on their wings!


Title: Re: 3 eggs for Boonshoft Museum (Ohio)
Post by: Donna on 28-Apr-10, 01:39:22 PM
Wow...what great stills..but very sad for them. Thanks Joyce. I saw where one of them actually ate the yolk on the ledge. Why is that stuff lethal for falcons as Carol mentioned this am if it gets on their feathers? Is it like glue???

Yep.  Ever try cleaning dried egg yolk off a counter top?  Just think about that getting into feathers...

OK, so it's not lethal when ingested then. Yeah I kinda figured the hardening of the feathers if it got on them. YOLK is bad if not cleaned up right away....(especially on cars)...Thanks. Why use crazy glue when ya got yolk!