Didn't see it but looks like DC brought breakfast for Beauty, he still has a feather on his beak. Also look at the egg in the middle, I thought there was a hole in it.

Oh no, so soon. This is the worse time of year, fledging, even though this was not a fledge. So sorry. 

BB was frantic and kept going over the board!  At first she wouldn't leave the box!  We were going nutsy on the ground watching. 
20 more photos here https://plus.google.com/photos/100645862660585187015/albums/5745533927512005585

WOW, she has to be the biggest female I ever saw! Desperate too! Awesome shots Sage and Roger!

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/news/press/atlantic_city/atlantic-club-carries-on-tradition-of-banding-young-falcons-that/article_b935205a-a45a-11e1-bde7-001a4bcf887a.html Cute pics

Thompson helped fend off the parents, and Clark brought the four 3-week-old chicks into the penthouse suite to manually place the bands on their legs — one with a tiny number for tracking purposes, the other with a distinctive color to be spotted at a distance. Chicks are banded young because once they leave the nest they never come back.

I'm guessing 2 girls on the outside, one boy in the middle...middle child has dainty BYF compared to the other 2!!!

Nice pic Ei!! 

KathyQ & Kinney's grandkids banded. 2 and 2.

Peregrine falcon chicks were taken from their nest on the roof of We Energies' Port Washington generating station and banded. There were two males and two females. The males are named Dr. J and Peeta (a character in 'The Hunger Games') and the females are named Edna and Patricia.

Yesterday, Kinney and KathyQ's grandkids were banded at a site in Wisconsin. Faithful falconhead Sylvia went to the banding and it was WONDERFUL. She was able to share the magnificent maternal lineage of these chicks with everyone who attended. Here's a link to pictures taken by journalist yesterday. Long live the Ks!

[UB - four eyasses banded today! 2. Females, 2 males! All big! Photos later.]

UB - four eyasses banded today! 2. Females, 2 males! All big! Photos later.   

From fb

[Don Mills – Monday June 4th – 2pm – 3 hatchlings Banding date]

Don Mills – Monday June 4th – 2pm – 3 hatchlings  Banding date

5/22/2012  ::   Update on Rachel's Falcons
Despite daily search efforts, the adult female has not been located. The male has been providing food for the eyases. He is also a very good teacher. After the eyases make their first attempt at flight, he'll provide the fledges with flight and hunting lessons. We'll be observing the progress of the fledges and rescue them if they make any bad landings.

So sad, wish they could locate her. Probably days too late now.    Dad's doing a good job.

[JRoss]

JRoss

All is calm

Not for long
A little stare down
Words were exchanged
The winner!!!

[Hi and]

Hi and

DC showed up and took his 2nd shift.

Beauty couldn't get out of there fast enough. She was HOT!!

Thanks Paul, good video! 

Kids being fed right now.