C&J on the right near (south east) corner of the white building

Adult kakking too

My my!  Doesn't Miss Callidora look proud of herself!

It wasn't graceful..she swiped the TS building and went DOWN, not up!

Sounds like a pretty standard fledging flight, if you ask me...  Good work Callidora!

I guess she did a great job, just looked scary from the cam.

And the watchers were right...B&A wanted them to go to Wilder...(back to work)

Must stop watching...work MUST be done...must have faith she'll be fine...

And looking none the worse for wear!  Phew!

Thanks for the pictures Annette!

MAK-You're welcome!  Everything I know about peregrines I learned right here from the members of this group!

It can be hard to tell at a distance.  Juvie feathers are brown & beige.  Adults are dark grey & white-though Beauty's chest is more peach colored than pure white.  Juvie belly feathers are streaked vertically, adults horizontally.

Don't have time right now to post comparison pictures...

What you laughing at?  You'd think I still had breakfast stuck to me!

Just scrolling through I realized they look an awful lot like a pair of seals!

Beautiful bookends!

What you laughing at?  You'd think I still had breakfast stuck to me!

I'm sorry Jemison...kiss & make up?

C...Sisters, sisters-there were never such devoted sisters!

J...Enough already with the sisters!  Didn't you get the memo, Callidora?

Just re-read my answer-just to be clear-the tip of the adult beak is gray/black with yellow near the cere.

They will gradually show more yellow as they approach 1 year of age.  At that point they will be molting into their adult feathers and will have an adult yellow cere & beak.  Assuming Jemison is a male as we suspect, his beak & cere-as well as his legs-will likely be a deeper & brighter yellow than Callidora.