Oh crud, I cried reading Mark's account of Mel's passing!! 

Me too, Donna. 

Me three! 

 

I'd love to stand in a tropical forest and listen to all the sounds. It has to be the coolest thing to experience whether you can see or not. That was neat! 

Shaky, I can't write my report cuz I can't get to wordpress from the falcon watch blog page. The watches are listed but there's nothing on the right side of the page-no wordpress,no archives no nothing. It's blank-can you help? 

Give it a try now.

Good job Shakymon-it's all back! 

Shaky, I can't write my report cuz I can't get to wordpress from the falcon watch blog page. The watches are listed but there's nothing on the right side of the page-no wordpress,no archives no nothing. It's blank-can you help? 

 

Cool beans! 

Posted already on Watcher's Weekend, but appropriate to post here.  Congratulations FalconMa Mak!!  While you weren't thrilled with your move to ST, LOOK what happened!  As if you hadn't looked.  And God must have a great plan for you because he has given you the falcons during your recovery.  You are blessed.  I can't wait to see, read, hear about the next chapters in this saga.  Fingers crossed that both pair accept their territories.  Seems to be the case so far.  With youngsters I believe the adults are more than tolerant of another pair that can help with parenting.  But we will see.

I truly am blessed Bonnie! See ya soon!!

I am beyond incredibly excited to be able to see the fledglings from two Rochester falcon pairs!!  Woo Hoo!!!!

You'll love the view from my place Bonnie but you can't really see the falcons on the building unless you're outside or they fly by.

Hi Beauty!!

Checking to make sure the old homestead didn't burn down from last nights fireworks! 

Well I'm glad you "verified" what I've been reporting Joyce! Wouldn't want people to think I'm making this stuff up. By the way, the window to the right on the first pic behind the chair and planter is my apartment. Oh, and nice pics!! 

Hope u didn't take what I posted wrong. We all know you aren't making it up.  I just wanted to share what it looks like when it gets captured on camera, because I know you have a hard time with holding your arms up and taking pictures when the falcons are flying by so fast.

That's an understatement Joyce! They fly by in an instant, a fraction of a second most of the time. Nobody could get a pic of them even if they knew the falcon was coming!! 

 

Rookie! 

What a great view you have MAK!  That must be amazing, you can sit out and have a coffee and the 'rents' come to visit 

Or, what is the norm, see them fly by from my recliner in the living room!