Ah, so sorry Bonnie. He's in good hands at the Trust!

http://theraptortrust.org/

I arrived to a still rainy downtown at 6:30.   I met up with Joyce and MAK who were watching from the car.  I joined them.  I saw Beauty fly off and we found her beneath the Widows walk.  She appeared to be eating.  Back on the bridge, we got...

Link:
http://rfalconcam.com/falconwatching/?p=4685

This you jeanne? 

Newbie here.  I'm new to this -- where are you watching from?

Newbie, the watchers are right outside the Times Square building.

"you can all go home, I'm not going anywhere!"

"I'm just a Lazy Boy, lonely and blue! You thought I was fledging, I'm one up on you!"   

Maybe it was a pick-up! DC

Food was delivered B DC?

he grabs it and runs

Eating

Not sure by who  DC

Beauty getting ready to leave, junior starts wailing!

Bummer about those ledges. They really liked perching on them! 

What happened to them? The ledges, that is.

They cut them all off! Now they have to jump sideways to get to another ledge. They always used the bump-outs to cross over. Orrrrrrrrrr, being the bumps are gone, maybe they will stay on the nest ledge longer and we can watch them. The bumps used to hold balconies, which deteriorated over the years.

Beauty feeds Orion.











"Darn, no scraps down there!"

Some folks have been inquiring about Pale Male's fledglings we are currently treating for poisoning. The first one that came in on Sunday has shown much improvement . It has been acting and appearing normal , self feeding aggressively and has become more active each day. We will redo bloodwork after this weekend to check all the levels and make a decision. The second has not recovered nearly as well as its sibling yet . It still appears lethargic at times , eyes closed during the day and head tucked under its wings . It still gets cut up meals twice a day with its medication as it doesn't eat with gusto like we would like to see . It was out there about 5 days longer than its sibling without medication to reverse the effects so has some catching up to do. We will report any changes here as soon as we have anything to report. Thank you all for the support we have received from various contacts we know and many we did not before this time concerned about these yougsters and the rest of our wildlife community as well.

From WINORR

One of the Harlequin girls.



Quest in the nest box
Notice all the ledges are gone?

BY Ann B

  It's been  pounding!

[You are now a FALCON!!]

You are now a FALCON!!    

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