Well if he thought it was a coyote it would have been a trophy coyote.  What a gorgeous animal 

Have a wonderful birthday Dale!!! 

I meant to ask where you're seeing that?

 

You've just added on a few this thread 

Happiest of birthdays Dot! 

Oh my I just saw this!  I'm glad someone could go up for his memorial.  He was quite the guy.  With him and our Anne from Toronto both up there those angels are going to be in big trouble, both good people with big hearts, but a bit of the devil in them.  Fly free with all your raptors Frank, we love you!

What's interesting is that it could have an eastern band.  They did figure this was a tundra falcon because of it's light color (per their falcon "expert").  I thought the tundras were pinkish on the front.

Last month the gal that has to do with the bandings posted this on the RRP board.  Wonder if this was a female passing through, a male passing through, or her new mate?  She hasn't posted since and that was April 14th she said the following.

>I was informed that a new system was installed recently and the cam would be up "soon".  The same female has returned but is paired with a new male.  As I get more info, I'll post ASAP.<

I wish they'd turn this cam and the Rapid City, SD cams on for the season!

Question, were there more pictures somewhere?  I couldn't see the right leg in the picture?  One nice stash though!

Ok I found the article and it's not one of the "locals" and the other photos on FB.

http://www.kvrr.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20109&Itemid=57  and they have a video.

Thanx Donna.  

I'm so sorry Jeanne, she looks like a great dog and friend.  She'll always be in your hearts. 

I think this is good and the season only runs from May 1st through August and who knows if they'll even catch one.  They didn't mention age in this unless it was in the video, I know others had to be juvies.  Just think, they wouldn't be totally free, but they'll have a great life and maybe they would have been two that wouldn't have otherwise.

Let us know how things go Bobbie!

They definitely don't plan on stopping this.  Other airports don't take this route.   

http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/feds-say-norfolk-should-continue-removing-botanical-gardens-eagle-nests-near-airport/2013/04/12/f77dcd30-a33c-11e2-bd52-614156372695_story.html

Last I heard they had taken a seventh nest down.