[SWEET!!! THANKS!!]

SWEET!!! THANKS!!

Or Wicklow...

And since our internet has been down for two days, I was getting edgy without my Falcon Fix!

Hoping to meet some of you downtown once I get Dad and me settled. Thanks for all the fun and friendship so far!

Slainte!

Bobbie

Have a safe trip Bobbie! See ya on cam!! 

where are  they?

[auntiewood (grannywood):]

auntiewood (grannywood): I cant find any falcons downtown.

Link:
http://twitter.com/auntiewood/statuses/54550329118830594

Strange!

She is going to lay 5 eggs 

Oh watch out watchers! 2 to 3 is plenty, especially with all the buildings in the way. I can't bear anymore in rehab. 3 or more....oh my! They had enough last year with 2!!!!
If LP from KP lays eggs, they are in deep even more. Imagine the hysteria when they all fledge at once? 

OH YAY, was just checking yesterday and they weren't sure when or if it would happen. Thanks

I'll let the iPhone owners answer the ringtone question.

Before you buy this app, be sure to search the app store. I'll bet there are serveral birding apps to chose from. One or more of them may have falcon sounds and even let you save them as ringtones.

Yes, I have been checking the apps for falcons. Seems they don't exist in app world. 300 other bird sounds. Still looking.

Hope to see 2 tonight or the wee hours Monday!!

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11093/1136479-140.stm I may get this, it may help me

I need a falcon ringtone...can't find one? Can I record one and save it as a ringtone on my iphone? Learning.

A peregrine falcon that suffered life-threatening injuries a year ago after flying into a PG&E high voltage tower was released back into the wild Friday in Mountain View.

Wildlife experts didn't expect the bird of prey to survive her injuries -- all of the flight feathers on her left wing were burned off and her talons were severely wounded, according to a statement released by PG&E. It took workers 12 hours to rescue the raptor.

But with constant care and treatment by Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley staff and volunteers -- funded by PG&E -- the falcon slowly recovered. Exactly a year after she was injured, she made her first tethered flight in February and showed enough progress in recent weeks that officials decided to release her Friday.

Ashley Kinney, shown above releasing the falcon at the Shoreline Park Observation Deck in Mountain View, took care of the bird. "She seemed like a fighter. ... I am very happy she is back home where she belongs," said Kinney, a wildlife rehabilitation supervisor at the Wildlife Center.

-- Daily News Staff Report

Beauty must have rolled the egg, you can see it in this pic!

Archer shows up

Giving his egg a hug!

(movie) Beauty takes a walk to main cam
4:24am Archer shows up
Archer at 4:25am
Archer in nest, well clearly.
Beauty left at 4:34
back at 5am but left again at 5:11, back at 5:29
Keeping egg warm
Something got her attention and she left

especially with Beauty in front of it!

Archer just paid a visit.