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Rochester Falcons / Falcon Watches / Re: Twitter
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on: 04-Aug-10, 02:37:30 PM
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We're seeing a lot of really different behavior! Adults whining, juvie kakking at people, father bird not knowing what to do with a hatchling....! Great grandma Mariah probably looking from afar, shaking her head:)
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Other Nature Related Information / General Nature Discussion / Northern Lights
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on: 03-Aug-10, 01:22:47 PM
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The local newspaper in Rochester reports that we may be able to see the northern lights tonight:
We may see northern lights in tonight's sky
The Associated Press and USA Today • August 3, 2010
The sun may be about to put on a colorful light show.
That’s because of two minor solar storms that flared on Sunday and are shooting tons of plasma directly at Earth.
Scientists said residents of northern regions — from Maine to Michigan and anywhere farther north around the globe — may see unusual northern lights.
Usually only regions closer to the Arctic can see the auroras of rippling reds and greens, but solar storms pull them south.
The federal Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder, Colo., said the plasma will likely arrive late tonight or early tomorrow. The storms are not much of a threat to satellites or power grids.
Until recently, the sun was in a phase with few storms.
The blast appears to have emerged from the interaction of a sunspot and magnetic ridge, or filament, on the sun, writes Tony Phillips of spaceweather.com. "We have just witnessed a complex global eruption involving almost the entire Earth-facing side of the sun," he reports.
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Rochester Falcons / Falcon Watches / Re: Twitter
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on: 31-Jul-10, 02:32:54 PM
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Saw Callidora on Mercury, crying. She flew off. I found two falcons on the hotel side of OCSR. Probably adults. Kept searching for C- nothing. One pefa flew off OCSR as I left
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