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And since I don't see steam coming out your ears I'd guess the tour, which is still ongoing, is intentional!

Yep. Trying to make those nighttime pictures a little more exciting than watching paint dry.

Check the Dailies tomorrow morning. Camera 1's should be very interesting.

Beauty has turned into quite a ham. As soon as Camera 1 was about to pan off of her, she jumped into plain view of the other cameras.

Oh well, wrong Bump!! Pffft

  Hey it's from a phone camera Donna. I would have thought the same thing too! You're still a good little helper!!!     

Shaky knew!! 

Perhaps he understood my tweet better. I sometimes don't explain things clearly! 

Plus I am familiar with the building's exterior features and can recognize which bumps are part of the building and which are not.

I voted.

I see a bump one level up that looks more like a falcon.

It would be nice if the Beautyful one would perch on the camera side when she is by the main cam  so we could see her better. 

She used to do that up until early 2010. Before we moved Camera 1 back a bit, we had to chose between showing the near side of the plank under Main Camera or the front of the nest box. For a while, we chose the plank, but then we switched to favor the nest box after the eggs hatched.

Sir! Yes, Sir!!

Wipe that smile off your face, soldier.

I love when they do this! 

Is this pic from today?! I did not think they did this outside "the season" - what do I know, however!

Click on the thumbnail. Then read the date on the left side of the full-size picture.

The part of the bridge they dolled up for Greentopia can't be seen by our camera.

I've often wondered why they seem to have a fondness for construction noises.  Is it something similar to little boys making car noises & such?

Vrooooom! Vrooooom! Beep, beep!

 

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That was right after the falcon on the railing took off and flew directly toward the camera for 5-10 seconds before veering off to the right. If you were watching on streaming video, you would have seen me tracking the falcon as it came in closer and closer.

Did you manage to get the recorder started in time?

No, that takes about 5 minutes to set up.

Nice pic of Kodak!

That was right after the falcon on the railing took off and flew directly toward the camera for 5-10 seconds before veering off to the right. If you were watching on streaming video, you would have seen me tracking the falcon as it came in closer and closer.