Hats off to the billboard people in Kansas and to AnneB in Canada! The world needs lots more people like you!!! 

Thankfully a good outcome on this one!  Beep beep!   

Another victim of global warming! 

Fierce-a word that describes this species best and thank goodness they are for it's needed for their survival in the harsh natural world! Thanks for the update! 

Cool videos! 

What a nice pic! 

http://www.wqed.org/birdblog/2012/06/01/on-the-ledge-soon-to-fledge/ Read about the 3 greedy boys!! LOL

I guess Dorothy forgot to teach them to share! 

Is anyone from here going to the banding this coming Monday?

Yes,Carol and Kathy are going for sure. I'm waiting to hear from Joyce. If she isn't going I will ride with Kathy and Carol. 

I am from Toronto, I will try to see if I can pop up at the banding. Have never been to one before but after watching our pefas (toronto and rochester) from the web this past year, the pefas and you girls feel like long-time friends for me. Will try to see you girls there. 

Okay WW, I look forward to meeting you.

Lots of chirping birds in the area where he grew up as it's in the centre of a residential area and there is a river and a park right behind the buildings where they fledge from.  However Jack is a very chatty bird and makes those noises as well..both he and Angel used to chit chat alot.  Interestingly I've yet to hear Jack and O'connor chat to each other the same way.  I think he's scared of her 

As he should be! 

Is anyone from here going to the banding this coming Monday?

Yes,Carol and Kathy are going for sure. I'm waiting to hear from Joyce. If she isn't going I will ride with Kathy and Carol. 

[Lancelot (male, green tape, fitted with GPS tracking device to help the DEC learn more about Peregrine falcons and help protect this endangered species.)]

Dr. Eubie Claw (female, blue tape)
Feather Locklear (female, white tape)
Talon Alda (male, yellow tape)
Lancelot (male, green tape, fitted with GPS tracking device to help the DEC learn more about Peregrine falcons and help protect this endangered species.)

Thought the female had the transmitter on! This says the male!! I'm confused!!

Sage's FB page says Athena (formerly Eubie), the largest female, has the transmitter.

Ok thanks Kris that sounds right!! Sheesh! 

[Lancelot (male, green tape, fitted with GPS tracking device to help the DEC learn more about Peregrine falcons and help protect this endangered species.)]

Dr. Eubie Claw (female, blue tape)
Feather Locklear (female, white tape)
Talon Alda (male, yellow tape)
Lancelot (male, green tape, fitted with GPS tracking device to help the DEC learn more about Peregrine falcons and help protect this endangered species.)

Thought the female had the transmitter on! This says the male!! I'm confused!!

Now I'm confused too!  ???

http://eaglenest.blogs.wm.edu/2012/05/11/female-3-tongue-closeup/

The hole in the tongue is the “glottisâ€�   

Thanks Kris G, very interesting.

Yes a very cool factoid I learned tonite. Thanks again Kris!