That's fantastic Bobbie, thanks. I didn't get a chance to look at all the cams today. Nice to see you on! I miss "Bobbie in the morning" on WRFC! 

Just saw a hatch alert on the CMNH forum...no picture yet...

http://www.pacast.com/players/falcon.asp

Oh yeah, there it is, the little one! YAY!!

I got to hold Nova on my arm at the sportsman show last year 

Nice Carly and thanks for all the updates on Quest & Kendal. Much appreciated. 

Is wearing your lunch on your head sort of like wearing your heart on your sleeve? 

Man, I would be pffff-ing that big time but falcons can't pfff!

Yes, that's Nova - he brought her to Harlequin headquarters to give them an up-close view of a peregrine.

Thanks, bet Donna won't get much work done! I know I wouldn't!

LOL, yesterday I swear Archer didn't move at all from that position. Yes, he was like a statue, a falcon decoy!

So was that Nova in the video with Mark? OMG, what a beautiful falcon.

Nova as a baby

Might want to keep an eye out here, a new female has been challenging Dorothy for the nest and eggs are due to hatch this week.  The fact that the new female challenged her 4 times last week and a few times already this week is not encouraging.  She likely senses an opportunity as most would have given up and left by now.  I'm worried especially given Dorothy's age that the new female may succeed in weakening her and taking over.  E2 has been helping drive her off but she keeps coming back.

Live stream is not working for me on either site. I hope all goes well for Dorothy. Not a good time for this to happen. 

[High-tech camera will be trained on peregrine falcon nest in downtown Edmonton]

High-tech camera will be trained on peregrine falcon nest in downtown Edmonton

http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/High+tech+camera+will+trained+peregrine+falcon+nest+downtown+Edmonton/4637730/story.html

EDMONTON — Local biologists will set up a new spy-agency-calibre camera on top of Edmonton’s Bell Tower to keep track of a peregrine falcon known as E4.

Article and photo of Quest with her First Egg 

http://www.thestar.com/news/article/977484--harlequin-falcon-lays-her-first-egg?bn=1

That's one pretty egg and hope they can put up that box for her. Thanks so much Carly.

While rummaging through photos, look what I found from last year...



 

Now that's priceless!

Great pics Paul, so weird hearing Pale Male and Lima.

??? They're a bit confused there on Yonge St.  Eggs in separate scrapes !! Yikes!!!   

Crazy huh?

[Phooey - I'm dying to make a trip up there.]

I'm ready to go right now! Can't wait !!!!!   

I know MAK!  Me neither.   

Me three MAK & Carol.  I was ready to go as soon as I heard; then thought maybe last weekend...but filing my taxes got in the way!  No excuses now, but if we wait a little, there may be more eggs to count.  Phooey - I'm dying to make a trip up there.

  YAY QUEST!  1 EGG

Joyce

I knew it Joyce, was waiting for your response!

[Confirmation on Egg Count and IncubationApril 19, 2011 - Toronto - King StreetTracy Simpson Reports:]

Confirmation on Egg Count and Incubation
April 19, 2011 - Toronto - King Street
Tracy Simpson Reports:

As I was down at the 18 King St. E nest site today, I was able to witness a change over between the adults and we have confimation of 4 eggs that they are currently incubating.  We are feverishly working on the web camera image and will hopefully have that resolved soon. (Kendal's birth place)

!!! 2 eggs and all is well
April 19, 2011 - Toronto - Uptown Yonge and Eglinton
Tracy Simpson Reports:

On friday April 15th, Tracy and our co-op student went uptown to Yonge and Eglinton where 2 eggs were observed on a ledge at 2200 Yonge street. The pair have chosen an excellent ledge with a view of the evenings sunset. The pair look very healthy and keep their eating area on a lower floor.

The male has been busy with many scrapes located between two different floors.  There was one egg laid each in two separate scrapes and a third laying just outside of yet another scape on a lower level.  These eggs, however, were abandoned and the yet to be identified pair is focusing their attention on incubating the most recently laid clutch.