Nothing is up. It was a joke.

Oh dear! Now I need jokes explained! This is not good!

It must have been too subtle.

Let me explain.

A comment was made about how Archer didn't spend much time on the eggs last year because Beauty wouldn't didn't let him, to which I replied that he, as a male and her superior, should simply do what he wants and tell Beauty, a mere female, to go away and bring him his meal. This would obviously result in dire consequences for any male that was dumb enough to try this, which I pointed out in the punchline -- me being in traction.

UGH!  Well apparently all is well and Carrie has things under control!!   

Only problem with the beautiful sunny day in Toronto-can't see bupkis!

Still only see 3.

Has anyone seen if the 4th egg hatched yet?  Haven't been watching as closely today...

I've only seen 3 so far Ei. If it hatched, it's out of view.

One is pretty clear! 

Not falcons but Cooper's

A great shot of both sexes in the same photo!
May 05, 2011 - International, National and Local News
CPF Postmaster Reports:

A big thank you to Roger From Scarborough Ontario for his photo of a female and a male Coopers hawk, one that clearly illustrates the size comparison between the two sexes.
As a rule of thumb with most birds of prey, the female is larger than the males.
Photo CredIt: Roger Knoll, Scarborough, Ontario

Regards
Roger Knoll

Great pic of both!

Nothing is up. It was a joke.

Great capture, I love when the dads come in and check out the chicks. Thanks!!

Wonder if Archer is above eating. A feather just floated down.

Can see but not all. RM left for a sec.

Apr 30, 2011 - Cool news - Milton's location confirmed!!

Cool news was received today. Our old friend Bruce Massey was working his scope magic in Brampton, and has confirmed that the male falcon on site there is Milton, the original male from our nest site. It's great to hear, and to know Milton is in action in the region! Milton is currently negotiating potential nesting with a female named Truss who hatched at the Burlington lift bridge in 2009.

As far as our nest goes, incubation continues, and has been underway for some time now. The activity at our location is very low, and frequent checks via the monitoring camera show nothing more than a bird body huddled down in the corner, hence my lack of updates recently.

Monitoring continues, and I would expect things to get more interesting around mid May.

Babies, babies every where!

Look how big??? Of course....it gets all the food!!!  

 GG with broken egg
BY C & C
sad
GG in tree after egg incident 

What a very sad situation. Hoping Cheyenne recovers quick and GG doesn't give up completely. I feel so sorry for both families that nested there. So emotional.  

Thank you Kris.

Thanks Frank! Kendal is an awesome mate for Quest! 

Most definitely, took her a few years to find the perfect mate. I like that she explored before settling into a relationship!