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Title: No Hatches In Rochester, But Legacy Continues Post by: Yarak on 29-May-11, 10:20:45 PM Quote If you've been watching the cameras at the Times Square building or following the recent reports from our fledge watchers, then you know that after 44 days of incubation, Beauty and Archer began disposing of the eggs in their nest box. All of the eggs turned out to be unviable. At the same... Link: http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?p=1522 (http://rfalconcam.com/imprinting/?p=1522) Title: Re: No Hatches In Rochester, But Legacy Continues Post by: Bonnie on 29-May-11, 10:35:35 PM I wouldn't give up yet. It is only the end of May. I was in Richmond in mid august a couple of years ago watching first fledges of a second clutch. Let's see 35 days to incubate plus 39 days to fledging. That's 74 days. Given my inaccurate counting, how does aug 15 sound?
Title: Re: No Hatches In Rochester, But Legacy Continues Post by: Donna on 29-May-11, 10:42:33 PM I wouldn't give up yet. It is only the end of May. I was in Richmond in mid august a couple of years ago watching first fledges of a second clutch. Let's see 35 days to incubate plus 39 days to fledging. That's 74 days. Given my inaccurate counting, how does aug 15 sound? Sounds good to me Bonnie, I'll be there with feathers on! |