Hmm, steps!

You beat me to it...I was posting at the same time when it came in on my phone.  She's looked out and said "Can't see anything - too much fog!

Exactly Joyce! 

"Let's pretend that never happened!"

(movie) Callidora's 6 minute adventure

for 6 minutes

Look who's out again!
Oh she likes it.

[I would like to spend a few hours with those boys and show them how to watch birds.]

We have a successful fledgling here in Jersey City. She flew strongly with an adult right beside her one block north and circled back. She is now perched with her sisters on the terrace around the corner from the scrape. One adult kept trying to lure them out.  Still lots of down on the other two.

When I was at 101 Hudson with the biologist, building manager and Conserve Wildlife people talked briefly about a stepped up education program. I am sure the talks will get more serious now. I would like to spend a few hours with those boys and show them how to watch birds.

You go girl! 

Cute bunnies...the last pic, Molly has her ears back like she's aggravated...how long did it take you to get them to stay in a row like that? Ok, maybe I shouldn't ask. 

Yes, they all get banded, in fact you can see the bands on the adults on the Fantasia video. Almost all peregrines in SE Scotland are banded as part of an ongoing program. The bands are chipped so its is possible identify which bird is on a particular nest ledge if a receiver unit is placed on the ledge. I have no head for heights so I don't get involved with the banding!

I love the Fantasia video, as a matter of fact, I re-posted it here back in March. 

[Oh we love little "Piglets" Judi. Nice you spent the day at the Zoo.]

Oh we love little "Piglets" Judi. Nice you spent the day at the Zoo.  

[Oh and WELCOME to the new Forum!]

Oh and WELCOME to the new Forum!  

Great write up Neil. Good job with your videos. The nesting falcons are amazing in their natural setting, love their home. Thanks for sharing your observations and videos. Do you falcons get banded? Thanks and we'll be looking forward to more from you.

2nd feeding..Archer comes through..a bit late. He's so funny.

A long 20 minute feeding. They should be good for a while now.

As far as the boys throwing rocks at her, I don't know if I want to cry or scream! They need a good  whooping.

Can't - Child Protective Services will step in and punish the parents.  Madness!

True!