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Just looked at it close up also...I don't think that is Archer either. Looks more like Beauty's head! Oh boy, who is that falcon? I compared it to Archer's head, doesn't match.

You're not serious are you?  that it could be Mr. T? 
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I think they made a movie like this in the 70's...called Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice

..or something like that!

Neither Ei nor Donna think it's Archer. They are very good at comparing photos. Anything is possible Margaret. Oh I wish I had some wheels right now! Well I guess we watchers have a job ahead of us. If we can see B&A downtown at the same time as Unity and another falcon at KP we will be onto something! Oh boy!!! ;D

Just got on the computer and saw this.  Well, I guess the alert must go out to the Watchers to attempt to get pics of the 2nd Falcon at KP and to report all sightings at both KP and Downtown, especially when you see two.  This is the way we figured out that it was Archer visiting both nest sites.  Let's hope there is a new Tiercel in town.   :happy:

Exactly Carol, get it over with now!

I only got one photo the evening of 9/6.  For comparison... 

Mt. T has a larger malar stripe almost hood like.  Mr. C doesn't.  I think it is a new visitor.

Here's a pic of Mr. T

Here are pics of the mystery male from tonights watch. 1st pic from KP under pigeon box, 2nd and 3rd pics from DT on Xerox and last pic on the Chase building DT

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Good pictures...MAK, I think these are yours?   Good looking falcon!   Good size too! It is a male?  Without a comparison it's hard to tell, but  it is an adult  - judging from plumage.   Maybe the word is out that Rochester is a cool place to nest, and there are some BEAUTY-ful females, and wild watchers, and who knows, ..could be a reality show in here somewhere!     :D

Thank you to all you wild watchers out there!    :notworthy:

He sure looks familiar???

Rita

I hope it is Zephyr.  He had hung out with Beauty at the Psych Center before she hooked up with Archer but Z was too young.  And if it is Zephyr, I hope he stays safe and stays

Here are a some shots of the mystery falcon that spent quite a bit of time on Xerox SW corner then flew around the buildings and landed on Chase.  He was only on chase momentarily.  The lighting was poor, but this was the only opportunity to catch his legs.

What do you think...does it look like a silver band on the right leg?

Is there now a fifth falcon in town?  Is this new falcon at KP the same one that all the watchers are seeing at Medley Centre or St. Annes? Is the one at Medley Center number five?

Is there now a fifth falcon in town?  Is this new falcon at KP the same one that all the watchers are seeing at Medley Centre or St. Annes? Is the one at Medley Center number five?

I think the St. Ann's/Medley center falcon is a female

and  Carol just referred to the falcon as a "she".  An unbanded female?    We are going to need a score card again.  Who knew that Rochester would be such a popular PeFa town?  
 :happy:
As long they all stay safe.  
Could they be  falcons passing through the area and the high-hormone time is over so for right now there are no battles?  

They certainly could be early migrators and the pressure isn't on to defend against all comers.

You know, we've often wondered over the years why Rochester doesn't have more PeFas.  Look at Buffalo...Toronto...Cleveland...can't blink without entering the territory of a different pair.  We'd often joke that it was M&K keeping the whole county clear...maybe it wasn't a joke after all. 

I have pics of the female Peregrine that was spotted in Irondequoit last night and a video of her enjoying a meal.

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Irondequoit falcon 008 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSD4ThVOKSQ#ws)