No flapping out there yet!    

(May I please put in a kind request for a slightly higher fence on the south side for next year?  Thank you very much for your consideration!)

  

Oh...and nice wings too

I tried, told me  the file was too big...now what Donna??

ginha

All I can do to help from here at work is copy over the instructions for online thumbnail posting from the FAQ...

Online Option
Use this option if the picture you want to put into your post is on a web page online. This is the preferred option because it doesn't use up storage space on Rfalconcam's web server.

1. Right click on the picture, and select <Copy image location> (depending on your browser, it might not match word for word).

2. Type in your message here on the forum, and when you want to insert the picture, click on the little picture icon on the 2nd row just underneath the I icon, which when you hover over it, says <Insert image>.

3. A box will pop up. Paste the image location you copied in step 1 into the box, and then hit <Enter>. It will pop the address, in correct form, into your post for you.

4. Preview or send your message.

NOTE: For pictures from the Rfalconcam Archive Viewer, use its Share button and copy the HTML code to your post.


If this doesn't help, I'll see what I can do when I get home.

I was SOOO hoping the second stream would be cam 1-I thought I had accidentally seen a test of it a while ago!        Thank you, thank you, thank you for keeping this the best falconcam around! 

sure does look like a duckling 
 Oh my, did he pluck it right out of the river?

I hate this part of loving these birds  Thankfully it's been a relatively anonymous dinner season until now.

Taking notes on flying!

I actually like this scruffy phase...the one that bothers me is the baby dinosaur phase between natal and second down...I always feel badly for them then.

You guys AGAIN!  Can't a falconette get any privacy?

Thanks for that gawoman.   That's one of the things I dislike about facebook...very hard to sift through all the "stuff" and find facts.  I saw the pictures and assumed both fledged.  Sad, but at least she successfully hatched and raised both this time.

Hopefully it does not fall off until we know where she has settled!  The transmitters used here often fall off sometime during the third year, but it depends on the harness used. 
Suzanne

I'm hoping since the stitches in the harness were secured with nail polish instead of glue it will hold up a bit longer 

Looking so grown up!

Did Jemison go out too?  She's soaked as well...

Yes I saw her do it right next to mom!

What a day to take your first trip outside!

Did Jemison go out too?  She's soaked as well...

Callidora just jumped out into the rain for her FIRST Shower.  It was quick!

Came in, shook off, and back out!  She likes the water 

Teach me to say goodnight...cool flight shots!

 

 

   

Momma's watching...good night babies!