Look who found her way home!

Thanks cam guy!  Harlie was in view for a few minutes then popped over to the next ledge to the left...

  Someone knew we were having empty nest syndrome at Q&K's & decided to stop by at RM&T's

I absolutely cannot see the band, but I have a feeling it's Cinnamon-looks small to me...

 

   Someone knew we were having empty nest syndrome at Q&K's & decided to stop by at RM&T's

I'm glad she was rescued...where would they be without all the watchers...

Harlequin figures out what her wings are for!

Working her wings!  Still a tuft of fluff on her tail, but the fluff is flying!

Quite a few update were posted today for Canada Square...
http://www.peregrine-foundation.ca/w/c/sightings/toronto-uptown-yonge-and-eglinton/

I like the title on this one!

The juveniles have accepted their new dad without a problem, and he’s doing a great job of being a foster parent!
July 03, 2011 - Toronto - Canada Square Building - Yonge and Eglinton
CPF Postmaster Reports:

Canada Square report for July 3rd 2011.
I was only out for just over an hour today during which time I saw the five peregrines. It was pretty warm out and there was not much activity from them.
When I arrived I found the female on the ledge below the nest on Canada Square. She then flew off with a pigeon, circled around and landed on the nest level ledge north of the wall. She plucked feathers furiously and then ate for 30 minutes. A while later the male flew in to the same ledge with a food package and I heard him give a call. It took a minute before one of the youngsters responded by flying in and tucking into the food. I think this was also a pigeon.
There was only one major flying event by a juvenile who flew to the top of the shorter condo tower. Attempting to perch on one of the vents on the roof was tricky but he managed it. Other than that nothing extraordinary took place.
When I left the mom was on the south face of Rio-Can. I think two of the juveniles may have been on the Rio-Can roof and the third one was on the Heart and Stroke east face roof.
Lyn
Posted on July 6, 2011 12:55 pm
Observation for Toronto - Canada Square Building - Yonge and Eglinton

And the official report is in...yup, Kate is at home...

!!! Kate Rescued
June 30, 2011 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Linda Woods Reports:

I just noticed pictures of the rescue were posted. Poor Mark is looking pretty rough!  Fledge watch is NOT easy in Toronto!

 

!!! Baby Harlequin is almost ready to take her first flights!
July 06, 2011 - Toronto - Don Mills
CPF Postmaster Reports:

Toronto – Don Mills – Harlequin sighting – July 6, 2011 – 11.15 am

Harlequin was very active on the webcam this morning, running back and forth along the nest ledge and stretching her wings. On each pass she seemed to get closer to the edge, looking over, and on one occasion I caught a flash of what might be Quest or Kendal’s wing, encouraging Harlequin to make the leap.

I was able to capture a few screen shots from the webcam, one of which was Harlequin jumping off the nest ledge onto the smaller ledge at the right. She has now jumped out of frame completely, and the webcam is showing an empty ledge.

It looked like more of a jump than a fledge, but Harlequin has expanded her horizons nonetheless.

Photos attached (apologies for the poor quality – I was making screen grabs from the webcam)
Meg Langley Grainger

     

Resting up from her big adventure! 

Look at her little mohawk!    

Thanks for getting her back in view!

I see Quest hanging out by the nest box but no Harlie!!

She's trying to lure her back home...

I knew it!! I go out for a few hours and she goes on a walk-a-bout.

Our baby is ledging!   

The Rfalconcam website will be down for maintenance this evening (7/6) starting at 9 PM. The downtime is expected to be less than 15 minutes.

   

I was expecting this one

And probably best viewed in IE...firefox is locking up on ustream today...