I fear the male is steril.

I believe the eggs not hatching again. 

Finally I can seen your nice site.
The dog pictures are beautiful.

A very interesting report.

Sorry I having connection problems with your site. 

OH NO!   

Archer's in

Nice picture of Archer and the eggs.

I'm doing laundry..went to get some hangers upstairs and when I come back...Bucca (fat cat) is in the dryer...guess because it was toasty warm. Ya just never know where you'll find cats. 

Oh no! 

yes

Today I read sad and good news of the peregrines in Barcelona.

Last Wednesday (21/4/2010) a passer-by came across the female peregrine falcon of the Sagrada Familia pair in the street. It was mortally wounded and after being taken to the Torreferrussa wildlife centre it had to be put down. We are not sure what happened to the bird. The three peregrine chicks have lost their mother, and although the male could continue to feed them when they are small, he would probably find it very difficult to raise them to fledglings and may well even abandon them when they start to grow. As a result, it has been decided to take two of the chicks, who are female, to a peregrine breeder, so he can feed them until they can be hacked and released.

One chick, a male, has been left in the nest, which the father will probably be able to feed and raise.

 

Somebody wants her eggs back.  Poor Archer

Lovely picture.

Poor falcon. 
Why are some people so bad?   

This bag had a very interesting journey.