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Title: Peregrine Falcon at Kodak Park - 6/13/10
Post by: Yarak on 14-Jun-10, 06:55:32 PM
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Falcon Sighting - Southend of Kodak Park - Sunday, June 13, 2010 - Falcon Watcher: Carol P.
After a busy weekend of Falcon Watching at the Times Square bldg, it was time to head home around 3:00 pm.
I was-on Lake-Ave heading north.- Just after crossing-Rte 104, I looked over at the-southend of KP.--There was a familiar...



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Title: Re: Peregrine Falcon at Kodak Park - 6/13/10
Post by: Donna on 14-Jun-10, 07:12:51 PM
Imagine if this is Mariah?? Now we need watchers in 2 places!  :o Ya never know! Thanks Carol  :clap:


Title: Re: Peregrine Falcon at Kodak Park - 6/13/10
Post by: Bird Crazy on 14-Jun-10, 09:43:47 PM
Thanks for the pictures Carol, falcon YES, female probably, Mariah I don't think so. (unless the color is off on your pictures it looks dark breasted isn't Mariah whiter?) But I would be more than happy to be wrong. :-[


Title: Re: Peregrine Falcon at Kodak Park - 6/13/10
Post by: Carol P. on 14-Jun-10, 09:51:23 PM
I wouldn't go by the color at all.  I was really far away and had to really zoom in and lighten the picture.  But, who knows.  It could be any Peregrine for sure. Wish I had been able to get closer.


Title: Re: Peregrine Falcon at Kodak Park - 6/13/10
Post by: Joyce on 14-Jun-10, 10:30:48 PM
That makes three sightings (within the last month) of a single falcon. One adult at Irondequoit Bay on 5/10, one flyby in late May at Russell Station (couldn't tell if was an adult or young adult), and this Kodak Park adult pefa on 6/13.

For comparison - here are 2 of the photos from 5/10. Even when the sunlight changed you can see it is difficult to distinguish the white breast.  It is really tough to distinguish from far away and at dusk.