The fearsome? foursome, the class of 2013: Dox, Luka, Bailey, and Edge. Check out the blog as to the "why" of the chosen names. KathyQ was pretty aggressive when they went out on the ledge, but from reports, Will wasn't around too much - that is not unusual for males.
Canadian Peregrine Foundation With a heavy heart we must post notification of the passing of Big Frank. Frank began volunteering with the CPF back in 2002 at the Etobicoke Sun Life nest site at Islington and Bloor on the Fledge Watch program. He trained with Linda "Mittens" Woods who taught him everything he needed to know about rescuing and montioring baby falcons and most importantly how to not take any guff from a juvenile in need of help. There he met some amazing watchers like Kathy, Diane and Bailey who readily adopted him into the Etobicoke Watch family and continued to teach him the fine art of Fledge Watch monitoring. Eventually Frank went on to run that Fledge Watch each year and has been instrumental in supporting the nesting pair at Etobicoke Sun Life. Frank branched out from there and attended many of the Foundation's outreach events including the Toronto and Ottawa Sportsmans Shows and the Woodbridge Fair each year. There he handled many of our educational birds and shared his passion for peregrines with the thousands of people he encountered. During his time with us he continued to run the Rosetta McClain Hawk Watch each fall and connect on line with people around the world that shared his passion for wildlife. Frank, you have given us so much support over the past decade. You have shared your time freely, been our friends and our family, our ear to bend and shoulder to cry on. It is with the deepest sadness that we say goodbye to you now. Fly free good friend.
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Aafke, nice to see you back again! Missed you!! 
