I think the birds really like having two nest boxes.

Beauty:

[Ambassador Bridge, Windsor]

Ambassador Bridge, Windsor

Marilyn Weller Reports:

One of our volunteers, Denis Dupuis, sent this link to a video clip of Voltaire, feeding Westview. In the perimeter, watching dinner time, is another of the young, Ariel.

Thank you, Denis, for this great clip!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZ3EqjN2qvw&feature=youtu.be

There is no webcam at this site, so it was great to be able to see Voltaire feeding. The birds are beautiful and I really enjoyed this video.

A quick visit from Leo:

Beauty at the nest for a moment:

Matilda at the nest; what a beauty she is.

       

Singleton:

Handsome little Singleton at the nest yesterday:

 

I think the mystery bird was DC. One minute later, he was replaced by Beauty.

           

Singleton was way down the ledge when Rhea Mae was near the nest tray:



Rhea Mae:



Then Singleton took Mom's place:





Now he has either left or is out of cam view.

Thank you from me too, Shaky, for all the work you do on this site.

Just came from the CPF site; had been checking for updates.

So happy, and relieved, that Singleton is okay!

Many thanks to everyone in Toronto who has been watching over Singleton.

 

[Singleton, has not been seen for a dayJuly 12, 2016 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre]

An update on Singleton, posted at 10:21 p.m. this evening:

Singleton, has not been seen for a day

July 12, 2016 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre

Linda Woods Reports:

Singleton, the single hatch of Rhea Mae and Tiago, has not been positively seen for a day now.  Yesterday he was doing well, staying high with both Rhea Mae and Tiago in attendance. Evening of  July 11th, he was last seen high on a near by roof top and disappeared out of view.

Rhea Mae and Tiago, aren’t showing any indication that they don’t know where he is and are staying close to the Sheraton. He’s out there somewhere. Just have to wait till he pops his head up.

We’ll continue to watch for him.

I hope he will turn up safe tomorrow morning. Can't help worrying about the little guy out there.

I found the legendary KathyQ at home in the nest box today. Born in Milwaukee in 1998, she turned eighteen years old on May 17 of this year.

Sesenta, her last son with Kinney, is still her mate, although KathyQ has now retired from raising chicks and has laid no eggs for the last two years.

Her sister, Erin, from the same clutch, also turned eighteen on May 17. Erin is the long-time resident female at the King Street nest in Toronto. She and KathyQ are a remarkable pair of sisters.

KathyQ is still the Queen of Indiana, and is as beautiful as ever.







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