Fortunately they have different color feet.

The cameras just missed it, but Rachel was on the falcony sporting a silver band. Her yellow tape is gone.

Rachel relaxing on the falcony

Ontario having a snack

Feeding chart is up to date!

And, yes, it was a bit unusual that they were fed through the night after banding day. Probably more the storm coming than the banding.

That's very interesting. It really stands out on the chart.

Great job, btw.

Look at those wing feathers coming in!

It always seems like they go through a growth spurt after they're banded. 

2 days ago, they were peanuts, now they are popcorn balls! You guys do something at banding!! They look all brushed and fluffy!!

Bandy-coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize. That's what you get from Kakker Jack.

Shaky, you should be in the Kakker Jack box cuz you're a nut!! and I'm even nuttier for responding! 

I prefer to think of myself as the prize. 

Oh, brother. 

Thanks Carol, I had no words!! 

Anomia is common among the elderly.

Look at those wing feathers coming in!

It always seems like they go through a growth spurt after they're banded. 

2 days ago, they were peanuts, now they are popcorn balls! You guys do something at banding!! They look all brushed and fluffy!!

Bandy-coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize. That's what you get from Kakker Jack.

Shaky, you should be in the Kakker Jack box cuz you're a nut!! and I'm even nuttier for responding! 

I prefer to think of myself as the prize. 

Alas, poor Yarak! I knew him, Horatio.

Look at those wing feathers coming in!

It always seems like they go through a growth spurt after they're banded. 

2 days ago, they were peanuts, now they are popcorn balls! You guys do something at banding!! They look all brushed and fluffy!!

Bandy-coated popcorn, peanuts and a prize. That's what you get from Kakker Jack.

During the 16th century, a rather notable amateur falconer named William Shakespeare became enamored of falconry. The playwright loved training birds of prey so much that he began adding falconry references to his plays.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/video/animals/how-falconry-shaped-the-english-language/vi-BBBsc9N

It's working.

I'll try to get over there in the morning.

Um, BTW, thanks, you picked the right one for me! See any similarities??   

Hopefully not big yellow feet.

All great names! I was slightly disappointed that the name Marielle, which was my favorite, did not make the final cut. Can a non-chosen name be submitted again for another year?

Dot in PA

Absolutely as long as there are eyases to name.

Mark Bezinque shared his photos from Banding Day.

https://flic.kr/s/aHsm1gQ9hF