Male, I believe

Donna, here is a link to understand the problem with the Turcot Interchange where is the nestbox

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turcot_Interchange

OH thanks, no construction until July 2012, just after fledge if any! Bridge is falling apart.

Unity ? at nest

Shame on them!

http://www.komitee.de/en/actions-and-projects/cyprus/2011-autumn-bpc-0

Oh Bobbie, not again!! This is just not right!   

http://explore.org/#!/live-cams/player/siku-cam-1 OMG, so cute

Sent to me from Brian

Siku Playing

Donna, you must have broken your own outstanding record for most posts in a single morning!!! How am I meant to get my work done?!

I know, I have a problem!

Polly and Algo's nest site.

Thanks Kris

http://youtu.be/sTS6XJVnCKM crc-enrichment:
“ Surrey is British Barn Owl that was captive bred in South Carolina and came to CRC in 2010. Because Surrey is a very active bird, he needs more stimulation than most other owls would. He gets enriched twice a week instead of once a week

http://watch.birds.cornell.edu/feederwatch-cams/camera/view?cameraID=C100045

http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/17130206

Wildlife will suffer if the current drought conditions in the southern and eastern parts of England continue into spring, some experts fear. So which animals and plants will be hit hardest if there is no significant rainfall in the next two months?

A special Metro train rolled down the rails Saturday on one of the transit system’s more unusual missions: saving an injured bald eagle.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/metro-train-gets-special-passenger-an-injured-bald-eagle/2012/02/25/gIQAHpOhaR_story.html

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2012/02/27/researchers-reconstruct-prehistoric-giant-penguin Scientists say the penguin lived over 25 million years ago, and is bigger than any modern penguin

http://www.abcbirds.org/abcprograms/science/watchlist/hawaiian_crow.html more

   
'Alala, also known as Hawaiian Crows (although they're more like ravens), were once common on the Big Island of Hawaii. But the birds suffered from persecution by humans, degraded habitat, and disease, and by 2002, no 'Alala were left in the wild. Today, captive breeding is under way in Hawaii, and 2011 was the best year ever for the program. The total 'Alala population now stands at 95 birds. While a previous attempt to return 'Alala to the wild came up short, we await the day when conditions are right to bring the sacred raven back to its forest.

http://www.physorg.com/news/2012-02-aquatic-ecologist-silent-killer-bald.html Oh my!

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/12057/1212548-358.stm  mourning doves typically live about one year!

 That's it??