Yep, just like his brother Dot.ca.   

I don't believe we can conclude that there were 2 at each sight because of the delay factor in tweets,cameras and cyber space in general. The only sure way would have been to have someone downtown at the same time Larry was at BS to confirm 2 at the same time. I can see Beauty getting agitated over a gull too close to her nest especially if DC is not around to take care of it and not to mention she is probably close to laying eggs and I'm sure a gull would steal an egg for a snack. DC does not always go in the nest box either. Too many uncertainties.  I think everything was fine-just my opinion.  

Looking back, I think you're right, MAK and Donna.  That first falcon (probably DC) took off from the nestbox and flew due south, right in the direction of BS.  And there is a slight delay in the cams.  And from the window I saw that gull first fly close to the nestbox and then make a second pass really close to the nestbox. 

Thanks for posting, NCA.  I agree that the second visitor was DC.  On the stills I can see his white hearts fairly clearly.  I also think our first visitor may have been around the area for most of the day.  I noticed that DC seemed somewhat distracted during his mid-day and afternoon bowing sessions, and you noted that Beauty seemed agitated when at the nestbox in the late afternoon. 

 

 

Incredibly patient!   

Oh Dorothy, sweetheart.   

  Oh how very sad!  And that's another niece of Beauty hit by a car. 

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pcarey2786 (patsy6): Got questioned by cop at brighton. He is ok with falcon watchers.

Link:
http://twitter.com/pcarey2786/statuses/447410124919828480

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I have an rfalconcam button with my name on it, but I didn't bring it.  That'll teach me!  He was cool with my watching, though. 

It's a good thing he's just so gosh darn cute!

A fairly lengthy (by Dot.ca's standard) bonding session at the nestbox early this afternoon.

Cute critters all three, Annette!  And the cat is astonishing!   

Carol, B has left the nestbox.

HURRAY!  First egg of the season for the Cornell red-tailed hawks!  Let's hope for no bad news for this nest this year.

http://cams.allaboutbirds.org/channel/16/Red-tailed_Hawks/

Someone was just here for a few seconds.  So what do you think?  Beauty's bands?