There's a nice write-up on Harlequin today summing up the end of this season with a surprising update about Kendal!  He's been released from TWC and is in the care of CPF!

http://harlequinblog.com/harlequin-peregrine-webcam/

 

I hope Beauty and Dot.ca's Voyager has a long and successful life, like this one has:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHsdOU9biAU

Me too Pat!!  

 

 

That's great! 

http://www.torontowildlifecentre.com/webcam Fox kits on cam

I'm always too late to see any of these. 

Don't worry, all the juvies do this and learn their lesson.  Our Marla did the same thing a few years ago when C&C spotted her down there, she even got in a tussle with Rocky but survived it and went on to find her own nest a year later.

She's young and curious that's all and looks like she defended herself admirably!  I've personally never heard of adults hurting or killing a juvie.

  Thanks Carly! 

It's a population explosion, which is a good thing!!! 

What the heck! 

Holy wow-she's a hawk whisperer!!   

Thank you everyone for your fantastic bird-day wishes, cards, and emoticons!  They really lift me up. I haven't told you all this yet, but I lost my dear husband Bob in June. I'm coming along as you would expect. Being included in your happy birthday wishes means a lot to me!!

Thanks again!  I'm headed out to dinner with a friend now. See you all on the forum!

Your falconatic friend,

Debbie

 

I'm very sorry for your loss Debbie. I hope you are doing ok. 

We like getting those Canadian birds here in the states!  Good job Chad and Chris!!! 

 

Spotted at 33 Yonge St. Toronto (pun most definitely intended)- this large set of windows has been covered with visual markers. In fact, when speaking with one of the security guard there just days after it was applied, he was thrilled to report he watched a dark bird fly directly towards the glass and at 5-10 feet away suddenly veer off. This has been a typically bad spot for many chickadees in the past and we are especially grateful that it has been installed in time for when peak migration happens here for us - usually last week of September and into the first week or two of October. Just ask Leesa McLellan how bad it has been - she works in this building and had the heartbreaking sight of birds flying over her head and crashing into the glass. Kudos to Great West Life for taking this amazing first step. To see the dots, zoom in on the image.

  Toronto is doing good so far with the FLAP program!!   

 

Please vote for McGill!  The polls close Sunday at midnight EST.

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McGill is ahead right now!

They're doing good! 

They are just adorable!