From Mark Nash of Canadian Peregrine Foundation:
Hi Frank
Just received a telephone call from Bruce who is now at the Don Mills site and can confirm that two peregrines are visible, one is a satellite tagged bird, and both birds are very much alive and well.   It is very probable that the satellite tagged pefa is Quest!
He is now pursuing the contact information that we were provided in an effort to gain access to their suite to see if he can get better visuals from this higher elevation.

Yes! Much better than the nuke plant.

Welcome aboard!

I could not correct the problem during the hour I was there yesterday. I will try again today. I will also look at a new problem that started yesterday with Camera 2. The video is too light.

We were recording on stream 1 until 3:50AM. Due to problems with Main Camera and Camera 2, it shows the view from Camera 3 only.

It fixed itself.

Hi, KarenE. 

Welcome, pru115! 

Welcome to the Rfalconcam Forum, vincenzo! 

Camera 1 caught him hiding behind Main cam at 8:54.

I'll look at it Monday.

A fortunate Ustream hiccup on stream 1 caused a new recording to start after midnight. So we have a video that may show the egg being laid. I haven't had a chance to watch it yet.

That red-tailed won't be back anytime soon!

Hey, markman. Welcome to the forum!

 

Welcome to the forum!

2:40pm