I hope you're having a wonderful birthday, BirdCrazy!   

Hmmm...I think I'll have to wander over to the Dinosaur sometime and try it.  I'll post a review when I do.

Wonderful, Ei!  Thanks for posting!

Aww...

 

Yep, and no rain date either, I think.  Anyway, I hear last night's show was excellent.

Very cool (or hot!), Shaky.  Thanks! 

Thanks, Shaky! 

Thanks Lou!  The actual video can be found at http://www.democratandchronicle.com/VideoNetwork/2680916461001/This-day-in-history-Sept-19-Mercury-descends&odyssey=mod%7Cvideo.  

Hi Shaky.  I just checked the stream for the first time today and got the dreaded blue screen of death on View 1.  It looks like it's a Ustream problem though, as I get it with both IE and Chrome and on the Ustream site as well as rfalconcam.  it doesn't say "Off Air."  View 2 is fine.

Interestingly, a good portion of the money for this project is going to come from the private sector.  That's according to a presentation I saw last year from the Philipson Group. 

And either one or both of our female juvies, Rosetta and Voyager, have tended to be homebodies too.  Wouldn't it be wonderful if Rosetta and Frank were to meet and become a nesting pair?  That would truly be a match made in heaven.   

Hmmm---cam 1 archive stopped recording at 12:37. The others are fine. Streaming is working on channel 2...

Anyway...



Fog or smoke?

Smoke from the Frontier Chimney MAK said! That's alotta smoke!!

Frontier managers elected a new Tele-pope.

Wildlife expert attributes temporary loss of flight to coincidence in falcons hatched in Grand Forks

No one really knows why two of the three young peregrine falcons hatched atop the UND water tower this spring lost their ability to fly, but the female, “Stella,� seems to be all better now after a two-week stay at the University of Minnesota Raptor Center in St. Paul.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/273179/

Shaky we have 2 other topics for this site, could be merged. 

http://rfalconcam.com/forum/index.php?topic=2243.0

http://rfalconcam.com/forum/index.php?topic=2191.0   

Wow, that's weird.  I'm glad Stella is okay and I hope George is, too.

What a great picture!