Yesterday, the cams were side by side, now it's like this. Is this what your all seeing? Checking.

They're BAAAACK! Momma is stuck inside again!

Oh NO Not Again...............

YES!!! They don't give up. Mom and dad Pigeon were both guarding the exit so momma owl couldn't leave. Oh I feel bad for her!! Dad owl needs to give them a tug or 2 also.

They didn't stay,it's quiet now . Dad is giving her Frogs,see video 28-04.Grrrrrr...............

Oh My Word....Kikkers, your not kidding, they are still kikkin! Ew! Looks like momma is hoarding her food in the corner.

The best is yet to come  There is always more work to be done. We are thrilled with the image quality and colour. Rhea Mae's true beauty can now be seen! And cant wait for the chicks.

Me too, great job CPF!! I love the new cam.

When I wrote to Travelers last year and the year before, they told me the Childrens Museum is in charge of updating the web page. Is this so? I wish they would update, so much easier than guessing. The one year, they totally had no updates. I asked if they would please do so...and they did.

Thank you for the info.

The last I've seen, there are only two eggs

Update:  there are 4 eggs!!  I don't have a picture yet to show off, but she moved briefly yesterday and I clearly saw four eggs underneath her.  Woohoo!!

Nancy in UT

Nice 4....thanks!

OY, another cam!!! LOL   

Happy Birthday, Buddy!  Despite the chaos due to the arrival of the 2011 Norfolk Botanical Garden Eaglets — Buddy’s little siblings — Buddy was celebrated on this busy spring day.  To mark the occasion, he was served a nice, tasty bluefish — which he managed to devour fairly quickly for having such a crooked beak!  Buddy also received a new toy, which was highly entertaining.

Buddy and Blufish

They're BAAAACK! Momma is stuck inside again!

Oh NO Not Again...............

YES!!! They don't give up. Mom and dad Pigeon were both guarding the exit so momma owl couldn't leave. Oh I feel bad for her!! Dad owl needs to give them a tug or 2 also.

This is the hardest cam to capture anything! That's why we have so little inventory on this site. LOL Even during the Amelia days, she never got off the chicks. Crazy huh?

THANKS!!!

Ahhh, thanks for the pics!

http://wildnewjersey.tv/2011/04/28/natures-focus-a-unique-quality-of-the-woodpecker.aspx?ref=rss  Nice photos of the Red-headed woodpeckers. 

[Great story BF, you just never know what could happen on a watch.]

Great story BF, you just never know what could happen on a watch. 

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The most disturbing thing is the background laughter as one bird dies while another struggles.
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That's what MAK said too. Hope not laughing at the Falcon killing the Ibis. 

This peregrine is blind in one eye, is banded with one green band and one silver band with the number 38 on one band.  The action took place at Plum Island on the Massachusetts coast this week. Does anyone know if any of M&K's offspring had similar bands?
Jane
goldengirl@me.com

WOW, that probably explains why she was hunting on the ground. Sad. None of MK's kids have that band #. Thanks for the info.

so far its one, happened overnight as first pics of the day show one egg shell, still waiting for a clear shot of the eyas.. She almost got up a minute ago and the male has been circling the tower for the last 20 minutes. Shell is blowing around no and is almost out of camera view..

OK thanks, keep us posted. Fun now!