It has been reported.

Look under ARCHIVES -> Video Archives -> Ustream to find the list of banding videos. There are 2 of them. One has sound while the other doesn't.

Additional banding video clips are in the Banding Day 2010 playlist on the Rfalconcam channel on YouTube. You can navigate there using the menu at the top of the page. Look under ARCHIVES -> Video Archives -> YouTube. Then click on Rfalconcam Channel near the bottom of the page. After the channel page loads, click on Banding Day 2010 on the right side of the page.

It fixed itself at 2:30.

I'm looking into it.

Check out the archive. There are pix of Beauty on top of the nest box before midnight.

Another BP spill!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AAa0gd7ClM

I'm getting a lot of "Picture Not Found" lately on Main Cam and Cam 1. Is it just me? Started after banding yesterday.  ???

For Main Camera, there are a small sprinkling of missing pictures throughout the morning and afternoon, a two 10-minute block of missing pictures at 7:31 PM, and a 7-minute block at 9 PM.

I didn't notice any missing pictures for Camera 1.

Shaky, every time I go to click NOW on your viewer, I get the PICTURE NOT FOUND. I have to go back 5 minutes on each to get to a pic. Is there something on my new Laptop that is off? This never happened before. My son set the time on my PC to (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Not sure this has anything to do with it but it's always 5 minutes off.

Right, if your PC is 5 minutes fast, clicking on Now will cause it to attempt to load a picture from 5 minutes in the future, which it will not find.

You need to go into your computer's Time and Date control panel and configure it to get its time from a reliable network time server. Once this is done, the computer will always have the correct time, and the Now button will work perfectly.

Yes Donna that was Joyce in the window. She said it was too close and the sky too gray for any good pictures. Like there are any bad pictures!!

Someone should have been shooting video from that window, holding the camera fixed and having the falcons fly through the frame like the "speed" shot used in auto racing where the camera looks down the wall at the cars zipping by.

I'm getting a lot of "Picture Not Found" lately on Main Cam and Cam 1. Is it just me? Started after banding yesterday.  ???

For Main Camera, there are a small sprinkling of missing pictures throughout the morning and afternoon, a two 10-minute block of missing pictures at 7:31 PM, and a 7-minute block at 9 PM.

I didn't notice any missing pictures for Camera 1.

http://shakymon.com/bandtable.html

All I can say is Mariah successfully raised 43 eyases with fireworks at Frontier Field and High Falls, concerts at Frontier Field, music festivals at High Falls, a firehouse nearby, and a major freeway and railway next door.

I don't think noise pollution bothers them that much.

Mike Allen is on his way to close it, and the building owner has been notified.

Don't worry. The eyases are safe and would still be safe if they happened to get out

Let's call this an issue of preference and not a problem.

We're trying to cover very mobile eyases with a single stream. Two or more concurrent streams would be better, but we have to live with the resources at hand. We've been testing switching back and forth between cameras for a few weeks and gathering feedback from about a dozen volunteers. This is the best compromise we could come up with.

Additional resources are on the way. Two streams will be here soon. If we're lucky, it will be before J&C fledge.

I asked a similar question earlier, but I still haven't seen them in sight. 
Another question:  does the DEC do a quick check of signs of health or ill health?

They make a few observations about general health, and that's about it. They don't take blood, pulse, blood pressure, use a stethoscope, or make them turn their heads and cough.

Thank you to Aafke, Donna Ei, and Jeanne for doing the play-by-play on today's banding. Great job, ladies! I expect you'll be contacted by one of the major networks to cover the 2012 Olympics.