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20-Apr-23, 06:13:43 AM
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Other Nature Related Information / General Nature Discussion / Re: Domestic geese
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on: 25-Dec-12, 06:17:23 PM
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Thank you for the info - I'm glad they are relatively safe, in a rural area. In the city where I live, they wouldn't have a chance. I don't think I've heard of a "sentinel goose" before.
Many birds will have one member of the flock watching for danger while the others are going about their business. I've heard them called the sentinel. That just seemed to be what that one goose was doing LOL! Makes sense to me. I like that idea! I have seen that at the feeders one is on the look out while the rest eat.
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Rochester Falcons / Rochester Falcon Offspring / Re: Diamante - Central Terminal in Buffalo
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on: 15-Dec-12, 10:26:30 AM
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Just for fun, here's my Fledge Watch Report from June 20, 2008, the day Diamante fledged.  Carol P. - Diamante Has Fledged! - June 20, 2008 - 4-6:30 pm Friday, June 20th, 2008 It was a very eventful 2 1/2 hours. Lots and lots of flying by Mariah, Kaver and three young fledglings. While Seneca still lingers in the nest box and Quest still runs around the playpen strengthening her wing muscles, Diamante gave flying a try. All day, we wondered where Diamante was. We could only count four eyases on the tower. Did he fledge? Was he hunkered down somewhere, snoozing? I believe that he did fledge early that day, as reported by Dan S. A very short flight out of the playpen and back on. At 5:30 p.m., we finally saw all five eyases/fledglings! Yes! Seneca in the nest box, Quest in the playpen, Zephyr on the left side of the nest box perch, Susan B on the southwest corner of the 19th floor and (drumroll please!), Diamante was located on the southside 20th floor of the Kodak Tower. I was so happy to see all five young Falcons. During my Watch, Susan B finally made it out to the High Falls Stack. Zephyr followed her and they remained there for quite awhile. It was a gorgeous evening for once, and I was joined by many Watchers, too numerous to name (because I know I’ll forget someone!). ;-) Tomorrow should be an interesting day. I’ll bet Quest is ready to be free of her playpen. She’s ready to fledge and I’m sure Seneca won’t be far behind. Carol P. Thanks for re-posting. I remember it so well! Thanks for re-posting those five are my favs  . I hope we see them all again.
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Other Nature Related Information / Falcon Web Cams / Re: Canada Falcons: All but those hatched in Rochester
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on: 14-Dec-12, 05:53:18 AM
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Its no trouble for Lynn to get to that spot where the Peregrine has been sighted but after visiting Yellow Pages the other day, it seems a great enough distance that she wouldn't bother. There is plenty of food around where Lynn nests so no reason to go so far. So my short answer doesn't help a lot...possible but not likely her.
Thanks Frank and Donna. I wondered if it was her or trouble for her if you know what I mean.
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