Hi Mom! We're over here...looking adorable!

They certainly are! 

From Hamilton Falcon Watch Facebook page:

Thursday, June 4, 2015, 13:30 - Today's banding went very well. The two chicks weighed in clearly as females, McMaster at 728g and Barton at 730g. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources biologist and bander, Anne Yagi, found the pair to be quite feisty, a good sign. The adult Peregrines were upset, as can be expected, but stayed clear of climber John Millar and safety man Chris Phinney.

McMaster was named for our new on-site partner, McMaster University's downtown health campus, which has just opened across King Street from the Sheraton. Barton continues our practice of naming birds after major Hamilton neighbourhoods.

Hiya!  Whatcha doin'?

Nice tailfeathers and pantaloons, Genesee!

Reenie just posted that Blue Girl passed away today after a window collision..how sad.  This is the baby she held during banding.  Fly free, Blue Girl.   

Oh no 

Oh, poor Blue Girl!  

Genesee to Cadence:  "Wow, your feet are, like, seriously blue."

Do they see Beauty?

Yes they do.  She's on OCSR.

This is wonderful news!!!!!   

That chunk of breakfast is going to freak me out all day thinking it's a wounded baby

And that nestbox sure is messy again!

Boy, girl, boy.  And I see that Genesee is grabbing some dessert for himself. 

Excellent photos, and great news about the chicks!   

Awful!   

Wow, they really look stressed out.   

Lily and Ossie in Hamilton have a blue-footed eyas! I seem to recall a discussion on this board a couple of years ago where it was determined that several, if not all, of the known blue-footed eyasses in the western NY/southern Ontario region in recent years were related in some way to Madame X. Could either Ossie or Lily be related to Madame X?  

How cute they are as they tentatively eye the sky and the platform outside the box!