Can I assume that fledge watch is now over?  I'm only seeing cam pictures.  Hope Anders is lurking somewhere.

I'm on.  I'll watch from BS

Named in honor of Linn Pierson, Jersey City NJ.  Her legacy carries on.

[WanderingFalcon (Carol P.):]

WanderingFalcon (Carol P.): DT. No Falcons anywhere. Dana and I are heading to High Falls. Hey, we can dream! lol

Link:
http://twitter.com/WanderingFalcon/statuses/1552981191199948800

I like this dream.

Hallelujah!!  Absolutely incredible!  DEC and rehabbers will make the right call for Zara.

Seems to be almost time for gorge photos????

My sympathy to friends and family.  It is a great loss.  She was a unique individual.  I will always remember being entertained by her chicken!!  So glad I got to meet her in Rochester.

[WanderingFalcon (Carol P.):]

Whew!!  It looked like one had fledged, but it's still a bit too early, I think.

WanderingFalcon (Carol P.): DT. 2 eyases at the end of the wall. 1 eyas in the boy cave. Nova on Wilder chimney. Neander on top Ibeam OCSR. Dan... https://t.co/lVYBSWx7F6

Link:
http://twitter.com/WanderingFalcon/statuses/1544706733691604995

Do you think they are getting enough to eat?  I do see a lot of leftovers on the porch... 

Fly free, dear Beauty.  Through my tears, I'll try and remember the joy you brought.  My heart goes out to all rfalcon fans.

I was just thinking about that.  I feel for folks in Rochester.  I was there a few years ago during protests and noticed that it is not the people of Rochester, but those who came from afar to cause trouble and get their faces on the news.  Rochester, NY and Portland, OR are plagued.  But I also have too many avian responsibilities in my own house to go away for a weekend.

Good luck, my friends and stay safe as you keep an eye to the skies.  Also, keep yourselves upright.

Those Rochester and Canadian birds are finding New Jersey!!  I have to get to Merrill Creek.  It seems to be a 'go to' spot for travelers.

BM/13 was released from atop 101 Hudson, Jersey City at 10 this morning.  Kathy Clark rinsed her to slow her exit and loaded the area down with quail to try and attract her siblings back to the box.  A little later after gorging that bird was bathing again in the drain water on the roof.  The fledgling apparently had learned that the world down below was not a good place to be.  Her parents and siblings were elsewhere, I believe in the shade to the north.  Four and a half hours later she took off from the building and left some of the quail.  I could not wait that long in the hot sun and wanted to escape the NYC Friday getaway traffic, so I was gone at noon and just saw her leave on the cam at 2:30 pm.

Now for some relatively good news.  Cadence was released this morning from The Raptor Trust in Millington, NJ.  We are all hoping that she does not return to Elizabeth.  Kathy Clark said it was time for her to go.  I say, probably way past time.  Kathy also said she has distinctive scarring on her face and head.  We all remember that Beauty didn't look so good, either, when she came back to Rochester.  Safe travels, Cadence.  I would love to see you up in my area, but there are way too many falcons along the Hudson River here.

This loss is hitting me hard.  Fly Free, both Donnas.