Seabreeze, where are you?  Are you ready to head to the skies yet?
 

Good question and I'd also like to know the status of the juvie that was rescued from my parking lot at Seneca Towers.   

That silver leg band looks like it's coming apart in that close up of her legs. 

Gees I didn't even notice that but you are right!  It's going to fall off.  Thank goodness her other band is okay otherwise if it fell off we'd never get an ID on the silver one and we'd wonder if she was gone.

I was thinking the same thing! 

That silver leg band looks like it's coming apart in that close up of her legs. 

Saw this on facebook-so cool!!! 

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): Good morning from downtown Rochester! B just stopped off the base of Mercury and returned empty taloned

Link:
http://twitter.com/MAKfalcon/statuses/895615429049188352

Should say stooped not stopped. Oy! 

  I love how the parent flew over to check on him. 

 

   

 

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Sad but a long life for a Peregrine! 

It's amazing that they could do that for the eagle. I hope it all works out. 

http://youtu.be/ei96jC-blRo

A sweet reunion for Iris and Louis! 

Sweeeeeet it is! 

  That's pretty wild! Wonder why the guy has a pet Snowy Owl. 

Ouchy! 

 

http://www.necn.com/news/new-england/Maine-Lobster-Boat-Crew-Saves-Eagle-From-Ocean-437843873.html

A Maine lobster boat crew has saved an eagle that it spotted struggling in the Atlantic Ocean.
John Chipman, of Birch Harbor, said Monday that he came across the wet and weary raptor near Schoodic Island. He says it appeared to be relieved to see the boat and even tried to hop on board last Thursday.
Chipman says two retired police officers who were with him brought the bird aboard after fashioning a makeshift raft from a life preserver, a piece of plywood and a rope.
Chipman says the bird was missing an eye and appeared to be older. Photos show it resting on the back of the boat. Chipman intended to deliver the eagle to game wardens, but it had other ideas and eventually flew away.

http://media.necn.com/images/652*367/Maine+Eagle.jpg

Just needed to dry out and rest!