Is on the bright egg a spot or a pip?

Looks like a pip to me?  Unless the light is playing tricks on us..awfully bright in there atm!  Could be the sun bleaching out the egg and making the spots look like a hole. 

I think it may be a stray feather sticking out of Beauty. 

"Help me humans, what do I do with it?"

 "I leave"

Never liked bridge falcons! So sorry! Fly Free! 

Go girls!! Enjoy your new you's!! 

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): FYI anyone wanting to see Donna-Due to heat, Amtrak has slowed down trains so she will not be arriving until 7 or later

Link:
http://twitter.com/MAKfalcon/statuses/215552481520918528

I think that thought went through my head earlier today!  I know trains!    And I was in a 95 degree classroom today!  Yep,that is what it said!
 Hope Donna arrives safe and sound. I would love to meet her sometime while she is here.  And I'm "...out for summer"...except for the other job.   The heat is bad, so hope she arrives safe and sound.

Donna got to Rochester OK and was with MAK heading to BS about an hour ago.

Welcome to Donna!  You  arrived at exciting time!  I'd love to meet you! 

Hey Margaret, I'm here until Tues morning, then it's the long train ride home. 11 hours, ugh! Hope to see some peeps on the bridge tomorrow or Friday. Me and MAK will be waiting!! Saw DC and Pigott tonight, what a difference seeing them LIVE. We were on the bridge with Joyce & Brian, Beauty on eyas and eggs. Was leaving to go see Pigott when I looked at Mercury and said DC!!!! MAK quick turned right down into the hole and we sat and watched him for a while. Carol P stopped by and we said our HI's and were off Goodbye's, heading over to see Pretty Pigott!! She is gorgeous and she gave us some flight shows too!! Looking forward to watching DC hunt and bring food to the nest!! He'll learn soon!! What an awesome day for B and DC and auntie Pigott!! Shhh, don't tell her!

         SWEET!!!! I'm on my way!!!!

[The falcon is survived by his mate, Guinevere, along with one female chick from this year's nest.]

His caretakers think he was injured while hunting and accidentally hit a pole, ending a long run in South Bend.

"They showed up out of the blue in 2003, and they don't go away in the winter. They stay year-round. They have nested each year and raised a family and people just took them to heart. They are South Bend's birds," said Carol Riewe.

The falcon is survived by his mate, Guinevere, along with one female chick from this year's nest.  

Part of an article I was reading.

Murray Shields   19 June 20:28
Late afternoon report from Don Mills. All was well at feeding time around 5:30. Mira had been missing most of the afternoon, but she came flying in much to me & Mark's relief. We think she was zonked out on a ledge on the west side of 220.   

I don't want to know this. Oh that poor guy, he was doing so well. I liked him so much too. Why do they do that, Unity did the same thing. Fly Free Zephyr, you were awesome and a survivor! 

A true champion among tiercels! 

Here, here...he was a brave little warrior   

He was Carly! One foot and all, he did well.    I'll miss him.

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!! Come on, I should have stayed in bed! 

OMG, more tragedy?? Life and death happens, huh? 

I don't want to know this. Oh that poor guy, he was doing so well. I liked him so much too. Why do they do that, Unity did the same thing. Fly Free Zephyr, you were awesome and a survivor! 

Keep an eye on her, Kat!

Will do!

and take control of that cam while your at it! 

Murray Shields   19 June 07:53
This morning all three young were on the southwest corner of building 220. Quest had just brought in a food drop. Which means Amora made a successful flight from the Harlequin building!  

Maybe the camera man can find them for us!!

Another quick update. Blaze is flying like a star & Mira had a great day of flying. They spent a lot of time on top of the Harlequin building today.

Posted by Murray