Banding Table, 20th Anniversary Edition, is available for your viewing pleasure.

http://shakymon.com/bandtable.html

Quick Summary:

2 females and 1 male

Zara (F) - Left leg: black 34 over green BW, Right: red
Named by Carol Lukaszewski, aka Lukka, of Tonawanda, NY

Kanfai Malachim (pronounced: Con-fe mal-a-keem) (F) - Left leg: black 35 over green BW, Right: blue
Named by Mrs. Rebecca Swanton's 5th/6th Grade Class at Derech Hatorah School in Greece, NY

Blaze (M) - Left leg: black 33 over green BA, Right: silver
Named in honor of Firefighters Neal Ludwig and John Mauer of the Rochester Fire Department, Truck 10.

Zara has red tape placed on the band on her other leg. Blaze has no tape.

The NYS DEC banding team has arrived.

Welcome to Banding Day 2022!

As part of the FAA's permission for SpaceX to launch Starship from Texas, SpaceX must mitigate 75 areas of impact. Here's number 48:

48. SpaceX will continue to offer enhanced satellite monitoring via solar powered Starlink to the
Peregrine Fund for continuous video coverage of northern aplomado falcon habitat to aid in
biological monitoring.

Starlink can provide broadband internet to remote areas that can't get cable, fiber, etc. like places where these falcons nest. This sounds like they are going to set up webcams at these nesting locations.

More info on aplomado falcons:
https://www.peregrinefund.org/explore-raptors-species/falcons/aplomado-falcon

Pooping on the poop deck! 

Now there's one for the 2023 calendar.

The next feeding chart is ready!

It's the end of the blue circles.

Yes, let's wait for it cool down.

Neutral corners

(movie)

Double rainbow last night!

A triple if you count the bridge.

I am new to the Forum but have been watching RFalconCam for a long time!  I am curious about the eyas, because they are the offspring of two falcons that are not banded, will they be banded?

That's an excellent question. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is in charge of banding. They alone decide if the eyases will be banded.

That said, given that the DEC banded last year, we believe they do so again this year. The fact that Nova and Neander are not banded should not be a factor in their decision. Mariah and Kaver were not banded, yet all of their offspring were.

Also, congrats on you first post!

 

And the next feeding chart!

Fewer middle of the night feedings, but still more consistently very early morning feedings.

Interesting. 

Nova or Neander? On Cam 1.

Pretty big. I'll say Nova.

I know she's close. I can just feel it!