A short visit this morning:

The camera at this site has been pretty much down since January, despite attempts to fix it. Occasionally, it will come back online for a minute or two.

This year I have seen the birds referred to as Frida and Fridolin.

Frida at the nest on February 19, with a full crop:



This morning, the first egg:



http://www.lbv.de/unsere-arbeit/vogelschutz/wanderfalke/wanderfalken-webcam.html

DC in the early morning sun:

 

The birds are starting to spend more time at  the nest.

Mom on the perch, Dad just visible on the right:







Mom leaving:



http://singledigits.com/about/falcon-webcam.html

Clara laid her second egg on February 24:



The third egg was laid on February 27:



The eggs are almost always covered:



So although the fourth egg was laid before daylight this morning, I'm still waiting to see all four eggs together.

The other view of Hope fledging; it's distant, but it does show her flying strongly.

Stay safe, beautiful eaglet!

http://youtu.be/tWdum8G0fF0

DC came back, and Beauty visited:

         

Hope this morning, around 7:30 a.m.:





An hour later, Hope fledged successfully!

http://youtu.be/2VvgAzeDqtk

The egg this morning:

The first egg for the Delft pair, laid last night:

Second egg at Petersburg, laid during the night:

The first egg for the Oudenaarde pair arrived during the night:

 

Dot.ca has arrived:

     

Congratulations to Palatina and Perkeo on their first egg of 2017! Palatina laid the egg some time during the night.

The egg is covered at the moment:



http://www.ag-wanderfalken.de/webcam1/