They have a hatch!! 


We've got hatching at the peregrine nest in Jersey City! One chick hatched early this morning. Peregrines start incubating after they lay a full clutch of eggs so the other chicks will hatch shortly.

Such bad news there today! Fly free little one & 2OR. Believe it or not, I still miss Ma! 

!!! A great photo of Holcim’s new family members!
May 13, 2013 - Mississauga - Holcim

Mark Nash Reports:

May 13th - 2013
A huge thank you to Armando for sending us these most recent photos of Holcim’s newest family members.
While I have been away in northern Ontario for the past 9 nine weeks, allot has been happening during my absence.
Some great shots arrived this morning that tell the story.
Armando writes:
Hi Mark,
Just a quick note to confirm (I think) from this image that we have 4 chicks. From the best that I can see in the pic looks like 4 little bodies.
We are monitoring them daily.

Enjoy
Armando

djc

Scrolling Marquee

It's snowing!!   
 

Yay, he's back and likes that wall!
Durand prob looking for some food.

Food has arrived!

DC coming
Wow, he's getting there way early

Beauty wants in

http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/content/crash-landing-two-eagles-locked-mid-air-territorial-dispute-plummet-runway-duluth

Both birds survived the fall but remained entangled. 

Sad news! 

Unfortunately there is a dead young in the nest, which is what happened the last few days might be that the error has gone a reason. Three or four days ago the female was more restless, she rolled over and turned the eggs if the bowling balls were. Normally you do not see this behavior and the eggs are hardly turned the last days. Sunday night we could hear the first sounds of the boy, using sounds they encourage each other to crawl. Hatched Monday at 10:38 crawled the first young hatched. This is quite gone quickly as it normally can take 24 to 48 hours. Because the female almost immediately after the first egg hatched started with and not as usual in the last one and egg (2 e egg) was expected that the second one only a young would crawl two days later from the egg and the third young than again one or two days later. The weblog about the release of the first egg we wrote that it could take the last egg would hatch but no within 1 ½ hours the young from the second (third?) Ei al Perhaps there shaking, 4 days times, turning a reason that the second (third?) egg came so soon after the first egg. I read this morning that the female was quite awkward with a prey and then stood. The young But we have also heard rumors that a mysterious disease / bacteria among peregrine falcons that provide many victims. Something has not gone well with this young and nature is hard here in, only the strongest will survive and a strong offspring can provide in any case. For now holds the third egg or maybe this is the second egg adhere to the timetable and there will again be seen. Two live young.

http://new.livestream.com/AudubonDakota/events/2079350  Here's the real stream! Can't see at night though.

Oh, I still hear kakking.   

Saw the little one this am up against the wall. So glad the cams are back up! 

Where is this located?


Nora in NW Florida

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I think it's in Germany since everything has to be translated from German.

Wow Wowwee!! How nice!! Thanks