Those are some powerful looking legs!

I love this pic!

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   Outstanding photos! 

You're welcome Donna. Yes people that is a PEFA in all that sky! Joyce and Jeanne had a good laugh over my pic, me too! My little digital camera isn't exactly up to par with the big scopes of the other watchers' cameras.  So you'll have to deal until someone else (hint hint) puts pics up.

To conclude my morning watch reports. I was on the Andrews St bridge watching Archer sit on OCSR near elevator shaft scanning across the city with my binocs when I spotted Callidora and Beauty flying near th FCT. I took off for city hall and when I arrived I didn't see any falcons. Suddenly I heard our girl kakking. I focused my binocs to find A workman up on the tower below the platform. Next thing I knew Callidora was coming out of the structure.Callidora must have flown around the city hall area for a good 15-20 minutes circling that tower passing overhead multiple times and yes kakking up a storm. After a few minutes the man started scaling the ladder and ended up between the second and bottom arms of the tower. At this point I think our juvie PEFA lost her patience and headed east. I waited half hour for her return to no avail. Lucky for the worker she isn't into adult attack mode yet. It was time for this fledge watcher to go home.(until this afternoon of course)   

 

Those dogs were precious! Great way to end this day. Thank you so much Jeanne.

Let me just start by saying how relieved I was when I got to city hall this evening and looked up at the Frontier Comm. Tower and saw Callidora on the top arm. I hadn't seen her since Saturday morning with Dan at the Frontier parking lot when she first stooped on a crow and then a pigeon and we lost her behind Midtown. To continue from Carols' watch report; when Callidora flew east from FCT she came over to Frontier parking lot and gave Dan his first look at her. What a show she gave the two of us. Flying high above Xerox then right over us circling the parking lot a few times before she took off over the Frontier building stooping on something. It was like we had picked up where we left off on Saturday. I called Dana and told her but by the time she,Jeanne and Joyce came from FCT Callidora was done for the night. My opinion of Callidora tonight is that she grew up a bit while she was gone on her trip. She seemed to be flying with a new found confidence. Our little girl is growing up.

    Wow that's amazing. I've never heard of it .   

    That was nice!  Do hawks not scream and holler when being fed like falcons? 

    A little buckshot in his posterior would be even more fitting!    

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    They are beautiful in any light!       

  Holy cow what a close up of that eyas!   

Funny, most do that when there's a cam in the nest. Remember C & J doing it?

Oink but not that close!

   Holy cow what a close up of that eyas!   

   That is awesome!