near Falcon central. B on Mercury..C still same place.

J flying all over, went past Jail and back. J just landed near Callidora.  YAY, maybe she will follow him now!

Jemison at nest, looking for that wing his momma took earlier.
Watchers, MAK and JimP on duty.

Jemison is above the nest box under wing!

Beauty landing @ nest
What's this...leftovers? She looks around..
No J..she grabs it and leaves
Jemison was munching on that wing earlier

Sweet dreams Jemison

Right now Beauty plucking a pigeon on Mercury...we'll see if she feeds Callidora this time.

What a racket Jemison made just a few minutes ago when Archer brought to him, this measley morsel. Jemison went into his "OMG, I haven't eaten in a month mode", where have you been? Archer took off like a jet..can't blame him being attacked like that.

A minute later, "hehe, look at him go"

There is a second type of watcher - the remote watcher.  The remote watcher sends text messages to other remote watchers on the road in different states.  The remote watcher is a new species this year - a direct result of technology.  The remote watcher reports events far and wide to those of us who can watch locally or directly.  Team tag is also part of the remote watcher's skill sets.   Thanks MAK for keeping me in the loop today and Thanks Donna for your efforts all this week.   

Go MAK!! I'm enjoying this. Thanks Janet

How some sub species could do this to these poor dogs is beyond me:

http://www.13wham.com/news/local/story/Dogs-Found-Buried-in-Trash-in-Rochester/97Inli9vYUC77BLrKF-mOA.cspx

Ya know, this kind of stuff P's me off.  Poor dogs.

"BUSTED" Go to Jail!

Scrapping for morning leftovers

Kids...pancaked on TS...Archer under wings....Beauty out cruisin! Thanks MAK

Make that Jemison on NB..@ 5:27  1 minute later update!

To the right of Shaky's pointer, there is a column.  To the right of that is where jemison was after his parents chased him back to the times building  In between the two wings is a metal structure. Jemison landed there- perfectly- after one of his very short excursions.

And I probably should have said grating rather than grail!  

Grating, Grail....we are just GRATEFUL! Thanks jeanne!

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Loch of the Lowes Osprey Wildlife Diary
Osprey diary 30th June
June 30th, 2010 by Osprey Team

Hi folks,

Sorry for the delay in posting todays blog and approving your comments. We had an issue with our phone line which meant we had no internet connection. We’re back online now and we’ll get onto your comments ASAP.

The laird delivered a very large perch about 11am this morning but we have no idea of previous fish deliveries so if you witnessed any please let us know.
It’s another pleasant day here at Lowes. The sun is beating down on the nest and the chicks are panting away. There is a nice breeze though, so this should help keep them cool. I fear we can’t really call them chicks anymore, as they are almost fully grown now and acting like proper ospreys (except for the flying bit!). How quick they grow and how soon we will all be suffering from empty nest syndrome!
Fiona