Wow, that's amazing!  Thanks for posting, Donna.   

Hope that's from fresh prey!

Yes, as I recall they were both dragging something around at that point this morning.

You can see the prey in the cam 3 pic Annette posted right above this one.

Hope that's from fresh prey!

Yes, as I recall they were both dragging something around at that point this morning.

[auntiewood (grannywood):]

auntiewood (grannywood): ST falcon rpt- adult falcon west side roof top rail

Yep.  It's always been called Seneca Towers, and always ST on this board, at least since Billy was hanging out there. 


Link:
http://twitter.com/auntiewood/statuses/451794105430200320

Feeling dumb...where is ST?

Seneca Towers - a senior citizen apartment complex on St. Paul Street on the east bank of the Genesee River, about three miles north of downtown.

  Don't feel bad...I didn't know either.  Should probably be added to our Glossary along with some other abreviations watchers use.

Didn't we used to call it something else? I remember when Billy was hanging out near there...it's near the Hawkeye plant & Driving Park Bridge, right?

[auntiewood (grannywood):]

auntiewood (grannywood): ST falcon rpt- adult falcon west side roof top rail

Link:
http://twitter.com/auntiewood/statuses/451794105430200320

Feeling dumb...where is ST?

Seneca Towers - a senior citizen apartment complex on St. Paul Street on the east bank of the Genesee River, about three miles north of downtown.

I wonder if it was the Coopers hawk from a few days ago.

I just got out of a meeting.  I'll go check it out now.

OMG!!! Talk about the early bird!!!     

Astounding!   

It worked in Chrome for me.  I copied and pasted it.

All the best to you, Larry!  I'll be sure to follow your progress on the blog.   

Remember last evening (3/31) when DC was hollering at something, and we thought perhaps it was a gull?  Well, mystery solved.  This morning at work one of my co-workers shared these photos with me of a possibly injured and stunned juvenile hawk (Cooper's or red-tailed?) near the rear entrance to the Thomson Reuters complex.  It was definitely within sight of the nestbox and the rest of the Times Square Building.  She thought perhaps it had hit the building, but I wonder if perhaps it tangled with one of our falcons.  She wondered whom she should call, other than Animal Control, but it flew away. Hopefully it has recovered and it will stay away.

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That's amazing!  Thanks, Annette.   

  So far today!

Wow!  That man wants his eggs, and he wants them now!   

I just love the lighting on Beauty with the darkness of the nest box behind her.

Very nice!