Preening  djc

(movie) DC hanging his prey now!! What's dangling by the window?

  LOL it's feathers caught in a big spider web hanging down. 

That's a mighty big web!!   

Ya blink, they're gone! Time is flying by!!

(movie) DC hanging his prey now!! What's dangling by the window?

http://wtkr.com/2013/06/02/bald-eagle-makes-special-appearances/

Bald Eagle makes special appearances.  (Buddy)  He looks awesome!

[The day's not over yet and if I learn to turn my Calendar at the end of May, this would have been done this morning!! Hope you had a fun Birthday!]

The day's not over yet and if I learn to turn my Calendar at the end of May, this would have been done this morning!! Hope you had a fun Birthday!

P.S. A little Jem for you! 

http://stewartfalcon.wordpress.com/2013/06/02/banding-peregrines/

That was awesome, love the cliff Falcon nest.

Speaking of taking care of their building... it didn't look like this the last time I was inside.

   

Yeah, last time we were there, we were ghost hunting!!  LOL  Was all dirt floors!!

This is the main building lobby I believe. We were in a separate building Donna. Not sure if that one can be restored-it's in bad shape. 

   OH!!

http://dsc.discovery.com/tv-shows/north-america/about-the-show/about-the-show.htm

The water’s edge is America’s final frontier, where human civilization and untamable wilderness collide. Witness the explosive collisions that define the continent’s coasts, including a massive shark migration off of Miami's crowded beaches. Premieres Sunday, June 2 at 9|8C.  (I saw a Falcon on the commercial) 

Sunday, May 19 at 9/8c through Sunday, June 16

Speaking of taking care of their building... it didn't look like this the last time I was inside.

   

Yeah, last time we were there, we were ghost hunting!!  LOL  Was all dirt floors!!

Head's Up!

Hey, that's a beautiful place Ei. I could pull up a chair and sit there all day. Good job spotting them! Too bad they are flying already, would have been a fun thing to watch, them learning! Thanks!!

Both have transmitters

8 May 2013: As you have probably noticed by now, the two chicks at the Sooner Lake nest are now sporting new satellite transmitters. These backpack-style tracking devices were fitted yesterday afternoon, and will enable us, as well as you, to follow their movements over the next 3-5 years, provided the chicks survive that long and the transmitters keep working. We first fitted juvenile eagles with transmitters in 2010, on two birds at a nest in Sand Springs and we are still following those two birds today. We are currently following 10 young eagles, and these two Sooner Lake chicks will bring that total to 12. You can read more about the process of catching the young eagles at just the right age to attach the transmitters on page http://www.suttoncenter.org/pages/eagle_tracking_information. The photos below show the Sooner Lake chicks with their new transmitters, as well as a numbered federal leg band that will identify each eagle if it is ever captured again or found deceased. Be sure to follow the progress of all of our tracked eagles on page http://www.suttoncenter.org/pages/eagle_tracking.

http://www.suttoncenter.org/pages/live_eagle_camera

Saker getting big!!

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