Beauty's feathers covering some of her bands. Looks like you can't read them. Her little leggy fethers are long!

That & lunch in the grooves!

She likes her food!! Good girl!!

Beauty's feathers covering some of her bands. Looks like you can't read them. Her little leggy fethers are long!

Looking at U

She's bowing to him, he's next to cam 4



Hey, where'd he go?

That a way, I guess

Dirty feet, but look at her face .....

I know!!!

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): Donna reports U in nest when I saw 2 falcons flying above TS and now I've lost them

Link:
http://twitter.com/MAKfalcon/statuses/176046391011979264

It was probably U with him as the times were miliseconds off when she left the nest and her tweet came in.  NO Panic yet!

Falcon next to Main Cam

U



Dirty feet

not sure where to put this. Probably not the right place. But look for Archer today or this weekend. For the past two years he has come home practically to the day that my TV's come home. I just saw them fly by the window. 

Then he will be early, last year the 12th. Hmm

What's this?  No duck tape?

Saw that flapping before too!

Are they bowing?
Unity
Mr
  Unity

[March 18 at 8 PM ET.]

http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/frozen-planet/penguin-cam/ Cam

One of the world's only successful emperor penguin breeding colonies outside the Antarctic, along with other penguins, is now visible to Internet surfers via a new live online experience called "Penguin Cam."
Discovery Channel and SeaWorld San Diego just launched the cam. Its live feed will be available on the FROZEN PLANET fansite, on SeaWorld’s website, and on USTREAM from March 1 until April 30, 2012.

"SeaWorld San Diego’s Penguin Encounter features nearly 300 penguins representing five Antarctic and sub-Antarctic species (gentoo, Adélie, macaroni, king and emperor)," David Koontz, a spokesperson at SeaWorld San Diego, told Discovery News. "Guests get a close-up look at these delightful animals as they swim and waddle in the 25-degree, snow-filled habitat."

He added, "Warm-weather (temperate climate) Magellanic penguins, native to South America, live in (an) exhibit outside the Penguin Encounter."

Koontz himself is mesmerized by the Penguin Encounter exhibit and the cam, which he said are "intoxicating."

I agree.

Whenver I visit the cam, the penguins always seem to be in a flurry of activity. These are not boring birds! Two handsome fellows were in the forefront vigorously preening. Another was just literally chilling out in an icy-looking structure. Still others were grouped together in the back, flapping and appearing to have a good time. A frozen dead fish at the front looked to have been tossed around by numerous residents.

NEWS: Ancient Penguin Weighed 130 Pounds

Beginning on March 19, Discovery Channel will host a weekly chat with a SeaWorld animal expert, with questions coming from the live online audience. At other times, you can also witness daily penguin feedings, SeaWorld educator presentations and more. You'll have opportunities to learn about each of the species featured. You can also admire the new Adélie chicks that just joined the Encounter.

The TV series Frozen Planet debuts on the Discovery Channel March 18 at 8 PM ET.

on Main cam   Falcon on Cam 1

I saw lots of geese flying through when I was downtown today! I'd say spring is here! 

Well, I didn't get my snow this Winter!    In my opinion, we already had our Spring! Crazy weather.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WSeO_YYTG8#  A short video of Polly and Algo, I presume

Finally,..... a smaller door that the owls can have some peace.  I love pigeons, but, that was so unnecessary to subject those tiny owls to such stress.

Those little guys sure held their ground huh? Maybe the pigeons will move on now and find a comfy place to raise their family. It has been a stressful few years for those Stone Owls.

Posted today-

http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/eagle12blog/

Very very sad and tragic.