OK... As near as we can tell C2 was not completely well formed. I noticed a lack of down. So did the PGC and several of you. It's possible that Hope knew that it would not survive. She was observed poking and shaking it before she killed it and fed it to C1. Some of you mentioned another possible intruder around 11:00. We're checking the archives, but this would be an unrelated incident. Thank you for not PMing me and my admins while we 1. Tried to figure this out; 2. Consulted with the pros; 3. Tried to take care of our non-feathered families. Remember - we still don't know a lot. We're learning along with you. And a huge THANK YOU for your patience.
Raptor biologist Janie Veltkamp met Beauty in 2007. Beauty is a 14-year-old bald eagle, and back then the bird was struggling to survive. She had been illegally shot in the wild, and lost her upper beak from the trauma. Without her upper beak – which is vital to eating – she wasn’t expected to live very long.
Love her name!!
"Unlikely Animal Friends" on the National Geographic channel April 30.
Everyone meet Morgan. Morgan is a juvenile Peregrine Falcon that was born in Toronto this past breeding season. She has seen and photographed at two diffrent places in New Jersey that I know of. What a gorgeous bird! NJ USA April 2016
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Here is a top view of Morgan showing a few of her adult feathers. juvenile Peregrine Falcon NJ USA 2016
Posted by Ray Gilbert on FB So she is still down by the Meadowland's area! He said there are a few females down there looking for a male!
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Come on guys!!
1st hatch!!!
From FB
Here is a top view of Morgan showing a few of her adult feathers. juvenile Peregrine Falcon NJ USA 2016
