both channels

Badly injured Bald Eagle in Oklahoma recovers and is released...

http://www.okcfox.com/newsroom/top_stories/videos/kokh_vid_3148.shtml

Be patient-the video takes a while to load

Right. I remembered Linn, Quest, Ihteram, and Zephyr - I assumed the ones already listed as deceased or as having offspring of their own - the others, the ones who were spotted but not dead and not reproducing, are the ones not indicated in any way!

(valuable additional info to compile insofar as we know that those birds also survived at least until they were sighted!).

  [oops-would have helped if I re-read the original question before answering]

Is it the same egg that was out before?  Is that damage on the egg or just a piece of feather?

I think it was the same egg, but I wouldn't read anything into it.  Archer had gotten it out of the pile & Beauty came back really quick.  It's covered now.  There will be various spots & whatnot on the eggs-yuck, feather stuck to yuck-doesn't necessarily mean anything at all.  Only time will tell.

Alkyonis
Freedom
Seneca

Ranger (Mariah and Cabot-Scirocco) was seen in Toronto for many years; may still be there.

Gehastey was found dead over a year after fledging
Hafoc made it nearly a year


Paul

How could I forget Seneca & Alkyonis!

And, of those we know are gone...Skye...

Thanks, Ei and Shaky!

Which other Mariah/Kaver offspring have been positively identified in various places, besides those 4 I mentioned? Anyone remember who I'm forgetting?

Rhea Mae, Linn, Freedom, Ranger (M/C-S)...and the many grandeyases...

 

Alright already...I'll tuck them in!

Question 1-good question!

Question 2-the family tree was generated from a genealogy website and the last known "residence" of each bird is listed there.  I'll see over the weekend if it can generate a report that includes that info.

One up front, 3 toward the back...guess they don't need to huddle together for warmth! 

 

I think this is such a cute picture. It's Archer isn't it?

Yes

10 am........ looked out the window and saw two falcons flying.  Then there were three, four, five??  It may have been Beauty & Archer escorting the Brighton falcons back to Brighton.  Or maybe it was them chasing some red tail hawks away.  We'll never know, but boy was it exciting!

Interesting-Beauty was in & out of the nest box 9:30-10 this morning

The people at Harlequin are quite enamored of Quest & Kendal...

http://www.peregrine-foundation.ca/w/2011/04/sightings/from-our-friends-at-harlequin/

OK, I just need to say I'm LOVING the streaming video!  Who knew that Beauty cheeped to the eggs every time she comes back to the nestbox?