He must be above her now, she vocalized softly and looked up.  I can hear faint vocalizing...him ?  And she's responding.

Before the male showed up and distracted me I did grab a capture of Beauty's bands - not clear but enough to see the familiar blk/grn

He was back on wall a few minutes ago.

Well that is definitely not DC.  No vocalizing either.  Beauty seems fine with him, she was quite chatty.

Pulling from stream and cropping:

Male on platform!!  He didn't stay long, seemed nervous and left.

Beauty is back at nest box!  3.35 pm

Good catch Dana.  It's hard to tell if he is banded as you say and he looks much darker than DC - the hood I mean and the white extends further back under it.  That being said, Beauty also looked darker this morning - and I know the lighting this time of year makes it appear that way.

If you zoom in on the end of the wall, you can see the tiercel. Too far to see if banded.

Oh I missed that!  I wouldn't expect DC to be that bashful with her.  I wonder if he didn't migrate this year - I remember Lil Dad did that once he got older or something happened to DC.  There have been so many losses this winter due to the cold weather.  Of course I'm getting ahead of myself here but based on past years behavior this is a bit different.

Ok went to live stream and rewound, she was vocalizing and another falcon was doing fly by's.!    She wasn't upset but rather watching the other falcon .. either it's DC courting her or the new male trying to impress her.  If it was DC I would expect him to join her at the box unless of course he is preoccupied with unbanded male.

A little more awake now, this looks like Beauty.. to me at least.

I'm not awake yet, got out of shower to find someone at TS!!

They moved closer to each other now.   I'm hoping that's B and DC and not that interloper.

I've been watching the stream.  Beauty (maybe can't be 100%) came in and was posturing and vocalizing just before 1 pm.  She left at 1.04 - twice I saw a big bird fly by but too big and fast to ID.  Could hear vocalizing in the distance after she left.