ya never know, they may remember more than we can guess at.

That would be great if they do meet up 

This is an amazing video! Thank you for posting 

He is a cute sweetie indeed...Happy tears come to my eyes when I see this beautiful legacy continuing. 

Thanks Shaky! 
These are so interesting and fun to watch them interact! 

Such excitement! Sounds like the watchers had a great day....FIVE pefas with an adult Bald Eagle thrown in no less!!

And the killer butterfly!

Oh yes the "KBSTE" (killer butterfly stooping the eagle)

It would be wonderful if one of them was Jemison 

Or Callidora! 

The two female juvies were fairly dark, so that is what I was hoping.   

It would be so nice if they were both there and reunited.  I felt bad that they missed their bonding time together...I remember how precious they were together at the nest box 

That's what I found to be the most sad too!

I guess it is highly unlikely they would know each other at this point?  ???

Such excitement! Sounds like the watchers had a great day....FIVE pefas with an adult Bald Eagle thrown in no less!!

The streaming computer is down again. Looks like I'll need to go over to Times Square today to replace it with the backup. First I need to find someone to let me in.

Good luck Shaky and thanks! 

It's fixed.

Thank you Shaky!

It would be wonderful if one of them was Jemison 

Or Callidora! 

The two female juvies were fairly dark, so that is what I was hoping.   

It would be so nice if they were both there and reunited.  I felt bad that they missed their bonding time together...I remember how precious they were together at the nest box 

It would be wonderful if one of them was Jemison 

Angel wing
Watching Beauty at the Wilder building.

It does look like an wing :-)  So lovely 

How could anyone kill one of these beautiful birds??? And even worse it had a little one who needed it's mother.....It makes me so mad to think of these innocents being poisoned especially the precious baby...I think there is nothing more lovely than a baby peregrine falcon with those big wondering sad eyes.

I am green with jealousy to have been that close to the little guy must have been wonderful. He does have a beautiful face. I hope he goes on to have a large family that we can follow when we get old and gray. I hope he settles somewhere there are watchers to let us know.

I hope so too...I would love to see him and a wonderful mate raise many sweet little ones who look just like him...He has the most beautiful face ever...filled with an inner peace and love. 

Awesome! What a great experience!

Parrish says California condors are listed as an endangered species, however the population in southern Utah and northern Arizona were reintroduced to the area as an experimental, non-essential population under the Endangered Species Act.



you would think that a bird with a population that low that every single bird would be considered essential wouldn't you? 

How can they call a life "non-essential" ?   ???  These birds should be considered just as precious as any others.