I played too but I'm not saying my score. It's as bad as the last time. I had fun though. Thanks Aafke!

 

    Love the name Rumba! Thanks and good job everyone!     Gorgeous falcon!   

OMG Janet that is hysterical! 

My guess is a juvenile Rufous-winged Sparrow. 

Perhaps Donna spotted her yesterday!

  You got that right! 

PS

   Thanks Donna! The more I learn about crows the more I'm interested in them. Over in Washington Square park during my morning watch everyday there are thousands of them in the trees. They roost there every night. About an hour before sunset they start coming in at night and just as it starts getting light in the morning they start leaving. If this is all one family it's gi-normous! And they have alot to say to each other,sometimes so loud I can't hear myself think!

OK... got it bookmarked & will vote every day.  Good to see she already has 54%.

Me too...good luck, hope she gets this.

Me three!

"First Federal Plaza (with the "flying saucer" Changing Scenes restaurant on top)"

The watchers refer to this building as OCSR(Old Changing Scenes Restaurant)

Say hello to Camera 4.

Cam 4. COOL cam THANKS!!

Donna, you make me laugh with your smileys! You're so funny and clever!

   I totally agree!   

    With this camera view we should be able to watch the lake effect snow bands coming this winter!     Thanks! 

        Wow Donna aren't you brave! They may be in Jersey already!!!

Cheyenne looks frightened in this shot. GREAT pics by them again.
Then it's all Lovey Dovey. 

Can we assume Cheyenne does not Migrate or Seneca.

    I'd be frightened too if I saw those talons coming at me!  As far as migration goes I think male falcons are alot like human males. Some stay close to home and some like to stray! 

   Thanks Carly, those are spectacular!