As Paul mentioned recently, there is something very soothing about watching a peregrine falcon mother sleep on her eggs in the quiet of the night. Here are a few samples if you need something relaxing to watch...
After watching the video I would say it was Dot.ca on cam 1...just my impression. Here's the video-I'm hoping it has sound-my speakers are broken so I'm not sure if it recorded the sound.
Check out the new and improved Channel 2. It's HD and can simultaneously stream all 5 cameras. (It will normally show only 4 cameras.) Go to our Streaming Video page and click on "Rfalconcam Channel 2 Live"
You may need to refresh the page first.
For reference, this is what Channel 2 looked like yesterday.
Interesting factoid to note in this picture. See that yellow spot at the base of Beauty's tail? That's her preen gland, properly known as the uropygial gland. It produces an oil that she uses to preen her feathers!
Although the timing is still a bit random, the number of shift changes per day has been steady at 3+ for the past few days. 3 changes per day is not that uncommon in past years. Not sure if it means anything, but that's what the data shows.
Long but quiet night for Beauty. I will be traveling today and won't be watching most of the day and limited watching over the weekend. I will be keeping the chart records but won't post until probably Monday night. Have a good weekend everyone!
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