Even the sunrise is purdy!!! Thanks

Terrific news! 

Dot in PA, a former Jersey girl

Did we know this?? Where in Jersey???   

Nice pics and LOL on the Macko!!!! 

Both at nest

http://www.nj.com/hunterdon/index.ssf/2016/02/peregrine_falcon_released_in_nj_after_wing_mends.html

Peregrine falcon released after recovery from broken bones! 

My daughter's friend Joe and his wife found the little one in Nov. on his Uncle's property.

A peregrine falcon in a flight cage at the Raptor Trust in Millington. The bird has been rehabilitating from bone injuries since Nov. 2015 and was released back into the wild at Clinton Wildlife Management Area near Spruce Run Reservoir. Union Township, NJ

http://www.conservewildlifenj.org/education/eaglecam/  2 eggs!

https://www.facebook.com/LVWOTWoF/videos/vb.272186786131900/1247337048616864/?type=2&theater&notif_t=notify_me_page Busy busy!!

A short video of the beautiful white morph gyrfalcon at Churchill may be seen at this link:

https://www.facebook.com/theglobeandmail/videos/10153876635238904/?fref=nf

  Beautiful!!!!

Awe, glad to see one of Guin and Zephyr's kids!! Yup, he sure is a handsome boy! Thanks

[There was something in the air that nightThe stars were bright, Fernando]

There was something in the air that night
The stars were bright, Fernando                } EGGS!!!!   

Yay, I see one or the other pop in from time to time!! Hoping for nesting there this season!!

Someone's gonna burst!!!     LOL, that's a huge crop!!!

http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2016/02/peregrine_falcons_get_new_home.html

The peregrine falcon boxes in the past have been located at the B.C. Cobb Energy plant which is scheduled to cease operations and eventually be redeveloped. The new location at the top of the 10-story Shoreline Inn is about a mile away, on the other side of Muskegon Lake.

2/24/16 2:45 am Mr Harvey brings dinner. When Ms Harvey did not take the hand-off, he left the mece on her back. After he left, she had dinner.   




Mrs. Harvey is sitting on 3 eggs!

Eagle update - the eagle rescued from the tree in Bothell is continuing to improve. She has full range of motion in the hip with no popping and movement in all toes. She is self-feeding and we are continuing massage therapy to improve blood flow and prevent atrophy. We still need the hallux fracture to mend, but are encouraged by her progress so far.