Well what I had done was forward it to my cable company's abuse team.  I have been getting at least one a day and today two.  I started to think about it and fine, mine knows and now they all go to my junk mail folder.  I looked up AOL and found the address for their abuse.  I have now forwarded it to them explaining it was an old account and the person who had the account passed away a few years ago.  Maybe they can lock the account or something, I hope. 

I know, Nora.  I'm still getting them too-more yesterday.

As  Siobhan Ruck once posted after the death of a fledgeling in San Francisco, "It may have been a short life, but every bit of it was lived as a Peregrine Falcon."

Paul

I love that saying.  Thanks for posting it again, Paul.

It's with sad news that I have to report this. I received a call from Beth at Wildlife Works in Pa. Callidora had to be Euthanized last evening with a severely injured wing. There was nothing anyone could do. There will be full details on Imprints soon.

This was the saddest news. Rest in Peace little girl. God Bless the ones who rescued her.

This is such heartbreaking news. She was such fun to watch-such wonderful memories. Fly free, beautiful Callidora.  

Our poor Callidora. 

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): From Charlotte no pefa or Snowy owl sightings on this side of the river or the Summerville side

Link:
http://twitter.com/MAKfalcon/statuses/160

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Bill and I checked here for the Snowy and any Pefas at 4 today with no luck.

Just managed to catch one frame before they both left 

Good catch!

Video from 1/16:  6th hatch due tomorrow!

http://youtu.be/gWareEK5qgE

NX update:

January 16 update
 
NX came into the Wildlife Center hospital today for another set of radiographs.  Dr. Miranda is pleased by how well the avulsion fracture is healing – the little chunk of fractured bone continues to reattach itself.  NX’s range of motion in her injured wing is good, and no additional changes were spotted on the head of her humerus [a potential concern on the December 20 radiographs].
 
Since the Center is currently housing three mature Bald Eagles in each of its A-pens, some “eagle shufflingâ€� will need to be done in order to get NX into a large flight pen.  The rehabilitation and vet staff will be working on that Tuesday January 17, and plan on moving NX into A2 if all goes well.
 
NX is currently weighing in at 4.45 kg [a 450 gram gain since her December admission date], though the staff expect to see that weight decrease once she becomes more active again in a flight pen!
 
The Wildlife Center staff hope to be able to present NX on a webcam later this week.

Good pic! My time was 7:55.    Thanks for the puzzle-I've missed them!

Great album, Ei!  You got to see a lot while you were here!  

  I just read on FB that Jewel (younger sister of Lily) is in the early stages of labor!

Now, that was exciting! 

And the winner is........................................ROSIE!!   

 

I posted about it on the rfalconcam website news thread. I guess one of the mods will have to move it over here for me! Congrats again Kris! 

Thanks, MAK!