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Title: Fledge Watch - Tuesday Morning, 7/6/10 Post by: MAK on 06-Jul-10, 09:14:27 AM :wave: Mayor Dan and I watched from the pedestrian bridge over at the high falls gorge this morning. Much better view without the buildings in the way although a further distance to look which makes it hard to identify. Callidora is easier to ID for this rookie watcher. She's the one running along the edges and wing flapping! Last nite watchers Dana,Lou,Joyce,Brian,Larry,Dan,Cleo(Larry's dog) and myself watched from the corner of Platt St and State St. Kodak right across the street. The veteran watchers are excited to be moving closer to the gorge. Me too except now I have to familiarize myself with another area. No problem with that I have my fellow watchers to show me all the old haunts! :heart:
PS Forgot to mention CarolP joined me this morning just before I left. Sorry. Title: Re: Pictures from the Rfalconcam cameras Post by: Donna on 06-Jul-10, 09:22:17 AM :wave: Mayor Dan and I watched from the pedestrian bridge over at the high falls gorge this morning. Much better view without the buildings in the way although a further distance to look which makes it hard to identify. Callidora is easier to ID for this rookie watcher. She's the one running along the edges and wing flapping! Last nite watchers Dana,Lou,Joyce,Brian,Larry,Dan,Cleo(Dan's dog) and myself watched from the corner of Platt St and State St. Kodak right across the street. The veteran watchers are excited to be moving closer to the gorge. Me too except now I have to familiarize myself with another area. No problem with that I have my fellow watchers to show me all the old haunts! :heart: Now us veteran (watchers from afar) are pretty familiar with the gorge, Kodak area. I :heart: it there. Thanks MAK! :clap: Title: Re: Pictures from the Rfalconcam cameras Post by: valhalla on 06-Jul-10, 09:26:21 AM :wave: Mayor Dan and I watched from the pedestrian bridge over at the high falls gorge this morning. Much better view without the buildings in the way although a further distance to look which makes it hard to identify. Callidora is easier to ID for this rookie watcher. She's the one running along the edges and wing flapping! Last nite watchers Dana,Lou,Joyce,Brian,Larry,Dan,Cleo(Dan's dog) and myself watched from the corner of Platt St and State St. Kodak right across the street. The veteran watchers are excited to be moving closer to the gorge. Me too except now I have to familiarize myself with another area. No problem with that I have my fellow watchers to show me all the old haunts! :heart: Now us veteran (watchers from afar) are pretty familiar with the gorge, Kodak area. I :heart: it there. Thanks MAK! :clap: Great news! :yahoo: The gorge has to be cooler for all of the watchers, too. Title: Re: Pictures from the Rfalconcam cameras Post by: MAK on 06-Jul-10, 12:11:52 PM :wave: Mayor Dan and I watched from the pedestrian bridge over at the high falls gorge this morning. Much better view without the buildings in the way although a further distance to look which makes it hard to identify. Callidora is easier to ID for this rookie watcher. She's the one running along the edges and wing flapping! Last nite watchers Dana,Lou,Joyce,Brian,Larry,Dan,Cleo(Dan's dog) and myself watched from the corner of Platt St and State St. Kodak right across the street. The veteran watchers are excited to be moving closer to the gorge. Me too except now I have to familiarize myself with another area. No problem with that I have my fellow watchers to show me all the old haunts! :heart: Now us veteran (watchers from afar) are pretty familiar with the gorge, Kodak area. I :heart: it there. Thanks MAK! :clap: Great news! :yahoo: The gorge has to be cooler for all of the watchers, too. :wave: Not really Janet. There's no shade out on that bridge. :handshake: |