http://www.wildlifecenter.org/wp/2011/05/nbg-tuesday-may3/ yesterdays fun with the eaglets.

Great care and all 3 looking good! 

i'm offering santa monica ca for an ideal hatching local---it was 76 degrees today (i know
i brag, forgive me). but the sad thing is that we have no peregrines of our own in so calif
(maybe the channel islands, but they don't come inland often) if you agree, i'll be waiting
at LAX for B, A and the eggs

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Heck -- for 76 degrees, I'll come and bring B and A and the eggs, and even LP!  LOL

You want some company on your trip? 

He's gorgeous! I see these pics were from last September and wonder if he's still being seen in this area?

Via Blackwater, an amusing interview with Lady Osprey

Loved this!

That is too bad about Cheyanne; I wish him well.  It is so good that he was found and is in safe hands!  We know what rehab can do for the falcons. 
When is the last time Seneca was sighted?  I think it was earlier this winter?   
Does anyone have any info about her?

The last posting about a Seneca sighting that I ever saw on the CMNH Forum was late December. There's been no further news about her. 

Glad you saw them!  Thanks for the pics!

Here is a picture of momma (I think) up and turning the 4 eggs.  The 4th is behind her feet.  This was the only shot I could get of the 4 eggs, she's sticking to them pretty hard.  I think they have been in full time incubation for about a week now, so there's still quite a ways to go.  A (very) rough estimate would have the hatching occurring around Memorial Day.  I hope we don't have unseasonably cold (i.e., snowy) weather that weekend like we did a couple of years ago that resulted in the death of two of the eyases.

Nancy

Great pic, Nancy!

Bad news reported about Seneca's former mate Cheyenne:

Just received some bad news about this site. After just posting the latest pics here, we checked our e-mail and were notified by Jenny from DOW that Cheyenne was brought in last night to the Back to the Wild rehabilitation facility in Castalia, Ohio after he was found with an injured wing in the parking lot of the Cleveland Hopkins Airport. He is supposed to get x-rays tomorrow, so hopefully we'll know more soon. We were at this site early this morning, and GG was on the eggs-- didn't stay very long, as we headed out to check some other sites for hatches. We're only a little over a week from the hatch date, but we'll have to see what GG does. We'll check back here tomorrow!

Just read this on the CPF site!


!!! Ranger Is The Resident Female-
Linda Woods Reports:
Ranger has been clearly identified as the resident female peregrine falcon setting up house at Mt.Sinai. A wonderful opportunity for Tracy to snap this photo and make a positive ID.

Ranger was hatched in Rochester, N.Y in 2001 and is the grand-daughter of Toronto’s first ever nesting peregrine falcons from King St, Pounce Kingsley and his mate Victoria.

Ranger’s mate has not been positively Identified as yet, but Peregrine Falcons mate for life, indications are that her mate is still Hunter, who was hatched in Columbus, Ohio in 2000. Ranger is wearing red and black bands on the left leg. Hunter wears green and black bands on his  left leg.

Nesting behaviour continues, and we are continuing to monitor and observe. Hopefully soon we will have photos of the nest itself.  Mother Nature has to bring us some warm weather and sunny skies to allow the adults a little time away from the  nest.

Thank you to the staff at Mt.Sinai and Princess Margaret Hospitals for their ongoing support and updates.

We have 2 eyas already in Mtl. 

Great news!!   

 

Not liking the U-stream sign in. Won't let me, says this email is taken....(YEAH, it's mine)!! 

I got the same thing-then realized I had already signed up last year-just needed to remember my password.

If all else fails, make a new email at gmail or something & use that...

I did the same thing-kept saying my email was already used- then I found out I already had an account!

Open wide!!! Feeding time. 

How cute! 

If I was a betting person, I'd guess the egg was damaged by the concrete when it was laid & finally broke & was removed.  Just my opinion.

I was thinking the same thing too, Ei.

More pics of Quest