Love it!! 

This is what happens when you email a reporter about two brave kids and say that something should be done to honor them:)

I can't get over these kids.  Thank goodness for them.  That girl would be dead if it weren't for them

They truly were heroes and no doubt saved her life during this vicious attack.

Cool video but I wonder how they would feel if they hit that falcon with their little sports car!

I thought the same thing, MAK.

 

Beautiful Hawk and great pics, MAK!  Thanks for sharing! 

Just read this on Twitter:

USFWSNortheast:    Hawk captured just minutes after our biologist set traps this morning! It's now at a rehab center recovering from dehydration/weight loss.

 

With the help of a hammer, screwdriver and blowtorch, the "carsicle" is no more.

A car parked on a street in Manhattan's East Village on Friday night became encased in ice over the weekend as a nearby leaking water pipe combined with freezing temperatures. And passing cars splashed more icy water onto the car all weekend long.

That left Peter Helfer's car frozen under six inches of ice. It was so obscured, you couldn't even tell what kind of car it was.


 Peter Helfer's car was frozen under a sheet of ice after a nearby water pipe broke in New York on Monday.He found the ice-sculpture-on-wheels Sunday night as he came home from watching his football team, which had just lost a chance for a Super Bowl bid.

"It was really adding insult to injury, because I found it after the Jets game," Helfer, 32, told the New  He worked on the station wagon with a hammer and other tools, but they were no match for the ice, CBS New York reported. Municipal workers trying to fix the pipe helped out with a steam-blasting blowtorch used for frozen pipes, the Post said.

Meanwhile, the car became something of an attraction, with commuters braving the 19-degree weather to stop to take photos of the "carsicle," WPIX reported.

When it was finally thawed out, it was revealed as a 2008 Audi. Despite a broken rear window and scratched paint, Helfer rejoiced.

"Woo-hoo! I'm glad it's over!" Helfer told the Post as he drove off to a dealership for repairs Monday afternoon.

Hope Seneca is OK, maybe she was out wandering. Great pics of Cheyenne. Thanks Ei. Hard to say where she is since no watcher's there every day.

If we didn't have our watcher's, I would have thought Beauty left.

Maybe she went on a little migration like her mother used to do. I hope she's OK too.

  KimBaker!

No morning watch from MAK today, she is sick! Feel better MAK. 

Too much excitement from her Steelers win?

Love your pictures, Dana!

What a cutie!

Nice pics! We have deer that come in our backyard too but we don't see them so much in winter- just their tracks.  In summer, we see them in the field next to our house-they get into our garden and have ruined a few trees.

   Thank you!