For those on ustream waiting for me-I'm here, but I lost my opportunity to check in when I got here-same issue as yesterday...

Glad I checked here, was beginning to think the loons got you!

In this video,  DC is on eggs.  You can hear eggshell crunching and towards the end of the video (1:46 mark in video), you can hear at least one baby.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZC3kC1jebc#

Thank you so much-that was totally cool to hear! Getting so anxious now!!!! 

Can't watch until I get home...but I heard it live...way cool!

It's so awesome not to have to ever miss a thing with so many dedicated people on the street, in office towers or sitting at their computers at home.  Rochester has the best, hands down.  Thank you all for the work you do, it is so appreciated.

B flew off but doubled back to by main cam.  They chatted and DC left again.  B back to eggs.

DC off eggs, shortly after B came in and has resumed duty.  Camp

at 5:46 am.  Camp

at 5:34.  Camp

@5:33am.  Camp

DC in the nest at 5:10am, no breakfast brought for B.  Camp

DC reporting in for egg sitting duty at 6:33am, Camp

B flew off leaving the eggs, no DC seen as yet at 5:47am.  And she's back again. Camp

Thanks Joyce, didn't realize the camera played those tricks but googled and read up on it.

Wish I could do more, my feeble tweets in no way match the work you and the other watchers do for us.

Hope this works, does this bird have a green band on it's right leg?

Other falcon on the deck from 4:05am till 5:03am.  Then left, not been back yet.

And he's back at 4:05am, appears neither he nor B got much sleep.  He's whining up a storm this morning, if only he'd go get her food.

The next hour will tell the tale, will DC be here for his morning turn on the eggs?  Certainly is a "watch this space" type of morning.

We don't even know if there was an altercation, he might have hit a building, he might have eaten something bad, we just don't know.  No injury seen on him even using a scope, it's just to hard to call.