Still three chicks?

I think there are now four chicks! I saw four little heads up to be fed:









When the chicks were satisfied, Hera had something to eat before leaving with the rest of the food:

Caught both birds at the nest this afternoon, the second time I have seen both there recently.

Still seeing three heads as of a few minutes ago:

First glimpse I've had of the chicks:

The Boise pair have three new chicks today; one egg has not yet hatched.









http://peregrinefund.org/webcam-peregrine

[Sunday, May 12, 2013First hatch(es) of 2013]

From the blog today; I translated it from the French. It's great news that Spirit (born in 2004 at the Hilliard Road Bridge nest in Cleveland) and her unbanded mate Roger have at least one chick!

Sunday, May 12, 2013

First hatch(es) of 2013

What good news on this Mother's Day 2013! Looking at the cameras this morning, I observed the first bringing of food to the nest. That is a sign that there is at least one little chick to feed, because before hatching begins the adults never eat in the nest . . .

Here is a video of what took place:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=BtIAwqYknRs

Well done, Dixie and Yankee! What a beautiful little chick.

Any suggestions on getting this cam to work would be appreciated; I miss seeing this pair.

I think there are still three chicks. Tiago came in with a food delivery:



In this pic I can see what looks like the unhatched egg:

A feeding:

Is there a 4th one? I see the 3 lined up at the bottom and a fluff that looks out of place to be part of the 3 near her foot.  Probably just a baby wing or something...

I was wondering the same thing; I think it is probably a winglet. The original pic was so dark that the chicks were not visible at all. I enhanced it as much as possible.

I very much hope it turns out to be Diamante . . .

Is there any news of Yankee and Dixie? I was able to get the cam for a while, but recently it doesn't work for me.

A feeding:

Have only had a glimpse of one chick today so far:

It's wonderful news that there are now three chicks!

Returning to the chicks, a few moments ago: