Not sure...wish I could swing main cam around

Archer-got the white feather when he landed...

I was going to say Archer because:

1. Beauty and Mr. T have not perched there since it was installed last Fall after Archer migrated.

2. Archer would often land on the rail below where camera is now. (one of the reasons why we installed a roof above the camera was so a falcon could perch there without bumping the camera)

Yes

I don't know where Quest was today, but for the past 4 days, she has been very close to Pickering. She may have returned to the power plant.

Interesting-I thought for sure she was going to settle on the Lennox Power plant. 

is this the one she was seen with the tiercel?

Yes, she was seen with a tiercel at Pickering.

Still there.

Quest's Week - Google Maps

No luck restoring the stream on channel 2. We'll run all cameras on channel 1 until I can get to Times Square to replace a computer.

I'm working on the problem.

You weren't posting in the wrong place if your intent was to notify others that falcons were at the nest box. Yes, you shouldn't have attempted to post a picture there, but it didn't hurt anything.

Of course you know someone would post a picture after she saw your message anyway.  

Help topic? What for? Nobody reads those things, silly.

I believe Bobbie just did, she just put her pic under the wrong topic!  

Dammit, Shaky, I DID read it!!! I just did not GET it! (Now I do... So I will stop being shrill, how's that?)

If you have any suggestions for making it easier to understand, post them on the general help board so I can incorporate them into the FAQ.

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): B and Mr. T stooping over river. One of them caught prey and flew 2 Radisson Hotel SW corner

Shoot! The camera mast is in the way.

Help topic? What for? Nobody reads those things, silly.

as per Carol's tweet earlier!

A graceful landing on Camera 1

she left

The recorded video show that both of them were there yesterday morning.

Another brief visit by both falcons

I don't know where Quest was today, but for the past 4 days, she has been very close to Pickering. She may have returned to the power plant.

A toast to Scratch, the bravest falcon-watching chicken ever to grace the banks of the Genesee River.



Fly high, Scratch.

Beauty and unbanded male at nest box on March 7, 2011

Another view of Beauty and unbanded male at nest box on March 7, 2011

Yes, both of them were.

Congrats on your first post, VAFAN!