for a sec

http://wildnewjersey.tv/2010/03/17/duke-farms-live-ealge-cam-is-back-on-for-2010.aspx  and they have 2 eggs!

Beauty's boyfriend?

[Lou.....Have a wonderful birthday]

  Lou.....Have a wonderful birthday 


                                           

[Let me tell you, this was a very hard contest. All the pics were great. I had a hard time voting myself. Congrats Ei, Patti and Carla]

Let me tell you, this was a very hard contest. All the pics were great. I had a hard time voting myself. Congrats Ei, Patti and Carla

Thank you Aafke for you time put into this. I know it's a lot of work. Here's a bouquet of flowers for you on a job well done and organized. Thank You! 

Not a good place to land...all 3 of them

OOOOO.....KKKKKKKK...
WHAT !@#$%* DID THAT?
SHAKY?
I know that "YARAK," as he is called, nice name, has no such scruples

I posted that a *****C ... O... P...U...L...aaaaaaaaa...T...I...O... N****
was witnessed in Evanston and some SOFTWARE or HUMAN changed it to an abhorred euphemism

Can't say Cop.u....l.....a......tion on here!

Let LadyBird, Sweep Commander, and BourbonHawk be your guides on this amazing Alcatraz Island birding blog.

"It's a blog about the birds of Alcatraz! While most people associate Alcatraz Island with its history as a federal penitentiary, or possibly its prior history as a military fort, few are aware that it is now a federally-protected bird sanctuary. My close friend/coworker and I started this blog to bring more attention to that aspect (and also because we are total bird nerds). At the very least we have some awesome photos and video.  For the curious, the name came from Marie (my name), Logan (his name), rock (as in "The Rock"), and bird. We thought it sounded super metal and brutal."

We have visited Alcatraz many times and are big fans of the raven pair, who Catherine has dubbed Edgar and Allyn.  Edgar and Allyn seem to have learned to coexist with the three peregrines who may have moved to the island.  However, efforts by members of the Western Gull colony to evict the falcons seem not to have gone well for at least one of the gulls.

http://maganrord.blogspot.com/

Paul

I didn't know gulls were so violent...wow and over a morsel of food. The peregrines are beautiful. Nice..thanks Paul...Bookmarked!!!

Hmmmmm, she's very active today.   

Does make one wonder!   

Ok, so WHERE is he?   

In flight and on the way??? Hopefully...sheesh, can this get anymore dramatic?

Hmmmmm, she's very active today.   

Does make one wonder!   

["If you could drink dreams like the Irish streamsThen the world would be high as the mountain of mornIn the Pool they told us the storyHow the English divided the land..."- John Lennon, "The Luck of the Irish" (song)]

"If you could drink dreams like the Irish streams
Then the world would be high as the mountain of morn
In the Pool they told us the story
How the English divided the land..."
- John Lennon, "The Luck of the Irish" (song)

Someone's at the nestbox but it's hard to see-looks like they've changed the nestbox camera or something...has the date & name on it now...but it's WAY overexposed...hopefully fixed soon...

I'll say.

This month, the Santa Barbara Zoo (500 Niños Dr.) acquired a six-year-old female California condor. While this avian species may not be known for its good looks, "Number 327"—as the cutie will be known until being named—sports colorful adult plumage and, as an endangered species, will be an important asset to the zoo's important captive breeding program.