I see it's pouring in Canada also...awful here again!

I believe this is Kendal.

!!! Juveniles still hanging around and adults are still attentive!
September 17, 2011 - Niagara Falls
CPF Postmaster Reports:

Hello All
We got a report from our volunteer John Shiposki that, as of 9/17, the two juvies are still hanging around Niagara Falls. One is even still trying to beg for food from the parents. He got this great photo of one of them that hopefully he won’t mind me sharing.
Jacquie

GREAT PIC!

Beauty on the edge

Weren't we just saying that we never see her on this side of Main Camera?

YUP! She's a funny kinda girl, maybe has ESP also!

Beauty on the edge


Speedy

Peregrine Falcon
Chickadee
House Sparrow
Goldfinch
Mourning Dove
Rock Dove (pigeon)
Grackle
Crow
Gull
Starling
Chimney Swift

2 cats and 2 squirrels, heard a Cardinal!

  and it's only just begun!!!

Interesting video although sad! Thanks for sharing!

I didn't watch it!

By Rochester falcon watcher MAK
Today marks the start of- fall- here in Rochester my favorite season! I found Beauty on the HSBC building east side and I could see that she was eating on a chunk of red meat.

She finished it off and flew to the west toward the river. On my way over to...

Link:
http://rochesterfalconcam.com/falconwatching/?p=3112

Man, Archer sure looks like Beauty up there on that arm! I know it's him but sheesh, he's taking on her creamy breast!!

Jackdaw
Rook
European Robin
Magpie
House Sparrow

(nothing of the remotest excitement!)

For me, that's an exciting list so far! 

We've been seeing this for some time now. A few years back, we might have prayed that the Greenfinches would leave off, as they would gang up on anything else and hog the feeders. Now, I would give anything to see one. I think the last winter saw only one or two turning up. We have been ok with Chaffinches, but of recent weeks, not a one.

So sad Bobbie!

!!! At least one of the kids is still around!
September 13, 2011 - Toronto - Canada Square Building - Yonge and Eglinton
CPF Postmaster Reports:

Canada Square update Sept. 13th - 2011

This morning, very early, I heard young Chester squawking insistently and persistently. I have not heard that for a while now. I did not go out because these days by the time I am outside the peregrine has usually gone.

However, I was out for a stroll this afternoon and from way up Yonge street I could see *at least one* peregrine flying around the Canada Square building. By the time I reached the intersection of Yonge and Eglinton I determined there were three peregrines flying around the building. They gave me a wonderful display for about ten minutes, talon touching, chasing, swooping and even a few dives before disappearing north. I wish I knew where they went as there are not many tall buildings in the direction they took.

I definitely saw the resident adult female this afternoon as one bird was much larger than the other two. I believe one of the peregrines was Chester and the third possibly the adult male. I did not have my binoculars so was unable to get any colour on any of them.

This evening just as I began to write this I, again, heard Chester calling. My word but he is loud!! I did go out but by the time I was outside the peregrine had gone or was holed up somewhere roosting for the night.

So I believe both adults are still around and one of the youngsters who I believe to be Chester, the youngest.

Lyn

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14974236 Story and video

[Seagulls once dominated the light posts along the Pensacola Bay bridge.They'd jostle each other for the perch like kids playing musical chairs. The biggest, most aggressive ones would reign supreme for the prime fish-viewing spot of Pensacola Bay to the west and Escambia Bay to the east.By the end of this summer, though, a bigger sea bird predator has become lord of the bridge.Most mornings, several eagle-like ospreys crouch on several poles, scanning the bays for the silver flicks of schools of mullet shooting through the water below.]

http://www.pnj.com/article/20110921/NEWS01/109210322/Osprey-numbers-soaring-along-Panhandle-coast Story cont...

Seagulls once dominated the light posts along the Pensacola Bay bridge.
They'd jostle each other for the perch like kids playing musical chairs. The biggest, most aggressive ones would reign supreme for the prime fish-viewing spot of Pensacola Bay to the west and Escambia Bay to the east.
By the end of this summer, though, a bigger sea bird predator has become lord of the bridge.
Most mornings, several eagle-like ospreys crouch on several poles, scanning the bays for the silver flicks of schools of mullet shooting through the water below.

Love how they flap when they move over. Cool catch Shaky, thanks!!

(movie) he moved  

(movie) he left

Last pic is that a plane or a falcon? Archer just took off at that time?