Yes, the archives and "2015 Pictures from the Rfalconcam Cameras" only go back to July 15, which is just a little over two months ago.  Are the stills disappearing faster than in recent years?  

They stay online for 72 days, same as last year.

Before last year, wasn't it longer than that?  It seems like it was longer when I first signed onto the forum in 2012. 

I'm a "Cropper", all my saved pics are just that..... CROPPED!   

I'm grateful for your cropping, Donna.  In fact, I use a cropped picture of Dot.ca and a 2015 eyas as my profile picture now, and I think it may be one of your crops.   

Okay, I managed to find several main cam photos that I just sent to Carol.  Keep them coming, people! 

Yes, the archives and "2015 Pictures from the Rfalconcam Cameras" only go back to July 15, which is just a little over two months ago.  Are the stills disappearing faster than in recent years? 

Glad I saved all mine for the season on my computer!   

I saved some, but very few (if any) of the type needed for the calendar. 

Yes, the archives and "2015 Pictures from the Rfalconcam Cameras" only go back to July 15, which is just a little over two months ago.  Are the stills disappearing faster than in recent years? 

 

Sandy, what a gorgeous girl you are!!! 

Oh, sweeties!  I love seeing babies from down under in the fall!   

Whoa, FV is a boy toy, I see.  I'm glad I'm not hooked on this cam.  Sounds like it's not easy to watch right now. 

Interesting!  Thanks, Carly.   

Too funny! I'm not even going to think about the bee sting guy and his tests lol

Dot in PA

Nobody wants to, Dot - nobody does...

Me neither! 

(movie)

The clickable link doesn't work but copying and pasting MAK's original link does.  MAK, the pictures are great, and the series of pics of Yankee are particularly striking.  Great job, as always!

Settling in
Published 13 September, 2015 | By Cilla Kinross

All is well with our new bride and groom.  Food (albeit mainly scraps) appears quite regularly and Bula is still incubating with panache.  And, of course, there have been no more eggs.  But we are very happy with three, hopefully thick-shelled eggs.

As Clare pointed out, Bula often is reluctant to move when Diamond comes back and she is often in no hurry to shift him (unlike Swift, who nagged Beau immediately and ferociously to shift himself).  But in this shot below, Diamond was almost as clumsy as Swift in rising from the eggs.

The left foot is fine, by the way, probably just a bit stiff from sitting still so long.

I also spotted the sulphur-crested cockatoos doing a fly past on 10th September.  Diamond responded quickly, leaving the box in an agitated state three times in a short period, presumably to chase off the noisy intruders.   I didn’t see any white feathers later, so evidence that they made peregrine lunch (although large birds, it’s not unknown).

Man, I hate it when that happens.   

Awww, look at those little balls of fluff!