I just clicked on rfalconcam and saw the close up.  Definitely looks like the work of a peregrine.  No head!

It would be great to see them, Suzanne!

I hope there is a baby cub there too!  I also hope the Panda reserve can be persuaded to have a web cam!!!  Happy that he is going to be part of a breeding program but I really loved watching him!

Oh, Man!  I thought you were talking about the little Norwiegans that live under bridges!     Am I pitiful or what? 

I had to look at this post because I was thinking the same as janet!

Little kids have that extra sense (or maybe they are just so full of wonder that they miss nothing).  My grandmother was is a nursing home when my sister and I were around 5/6 ish.  Spouses were kept together.  Alice and I visited with everyone (like Oscar).  We would "talk" to stroke patients or others who couldn't communicate verbally and would tell people what the patients wanted.  We had a pretty good track record.  And then we outgrew it.

I think also, kids act and sense naturally, so they just respond.  What a wonderful experience for you, your sister and the residents. when my aunt was in a nursing home, the residents would light when kids were around or when the therapy animals would come in.  It brings life to them.

This cat seems to sense when death is near and will snuggle with patients.

http://www.rr.com/news/topic/article/rr/9001/10212662/Book_profiles_furry_angel_of_death_Oscar_the_cat/1

This young couple is engaged and wanted to let family and friends know the wedding date.  I think this is very witty and fun!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/23/jeff-erins-epic-wedding-t_n_434267.html

Jeanne, it was a picture of Archer.

OMG.  At least I didn't think it was Mariah and it was a red tail.  (having done that - ahem- when looking at St. Ann's.   

I feel better actually that it wasn't Mariah though I am still 

Don't feel TOO  Jeanne...I thought it was Mariah too until I realized it was the new TS nestbox in the background. 

Thanks, Ei   I didn't even notice that the nestbox was different!  Good heavens!  Attention to detail has never been my strength.   

Jeanne, it was a picture of Archer.

Ei, I think I can add a short delay before the menus drop down to prevent them from being triggered by a glancing touch. I'm not sure if there is anything I can do about them lingering too long after you move off them. It could be your computer or browser.

Janet, how long do you need to play with it?

OMG.  At least I didn't think it was Mariah and it was a red tail.  (having done that - ahem- when looking at St. Ann's.   

I feel better actually that it wasn't Mariah though I am still 

I miss the picture of Mariah but i really love the drop down menus!

Sad in many ways

Poor thing.  Let us know, Donna.  Maybe it was just standing guard because of it's mate.

So nice to see the goodness of people

Magnificent!

These are really cool!  Check out the Alps at night!

http://www.magictimelapse.ch/v2/en/index.htm

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