Female mom keeps looking up, is it that Cadence is still there, male battling something or she is just a nervous wreck?? She looks like her wounds have healed!!

Cam view is fixed thanks to ljames who emailed CPF and got it fixed. 

http://www.peregrine-foundation.ca/Web_Cams/Harlequin_Don_Mills/index.htm

Must be nobody pays any attention to posts on the CPF FB page.  I've asked them twice this yr to have someone change the camera position but they never did..glad lJames got a response from them!

I know I asked Ann and she wrote to Sally but........

She's gone again, male on eggs! Poor girl will never get a chance to lay another egg, if there is one!

  She doesn't look any worse for what she has been through! Her eyes look a little funky! (probably exhaustion). I hope Cadence is OK!

CAMS are back up!!!

I am def a WORRIER!!!!

Anyone hear anything? I can't get on the cams!

Hope no fighting today!

Webcam is down. Last pic from just before 5:30 am.

Hmm, OK, thanks! Wonder if it's technical or on purpose! I worry!!

Anyone hear anything? I can't get on the cams!

Hope no fighting today!

  Thanks!!

Holding her own!! 

She's still there according to Chad, they were locked again this afternoon!!

Chad had seen a third bird fly by earlier this afternoon. It certainly seems like they were locked up again judging on how worn out resident girl is now. She was looking much perkier this morning after the first battle. I just want this to be over for her, she's fought so hard for her family.

David Edward Gates

http://www.rochesterfirst.com/video?videoId=682465326&carousel=1&index=1

http://youtu.be/onYsQlV61GM


Betty Ann Kelly · Environmental Specialist at County of Union Dept Parks & Community Renewal
The battle continues between the two adult female falcons but this time the scene is caught on "tape". In this clip the intruder and the resident bird plumment from the sky, talons locked and land in the rain gutter on the courthouse roof. If you look closely, you can see the bands on the intruder falcon. Her chest is more speckled while the bib on the resident falcon is pure white. While not shown in this video, the intruder flies off leaving the resident female to tend to her wounds. Later, she is seen eating a meal. Defending territory is tough and stressful on the birds. It remains to be seen what will happen next

 She's eating, I assume the male brought her food!!

earlier

Wow, hard to watch!! I didn't know this cam had sound........where's the volume button? I don't have one!!