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Watching someone fly around early this morning

Still so fluffy

Da boyz sharing a secret in their cave

Growing up too fast...5 short weeks... 

Mercury to the well wall

   

In case anyone is wondering...

 Second attempt at flight
June 20, 2014 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Linda Woods Reports:

This evening, it was reported from the day shift, that one of the fledgling had taken a second attempt at flight.  I found it exactly in the area it was last spotted. The little guy stayed there all evening and was still there at night fall and the end of the watch for the night. Three remain on the nest ledge. Not sure who we have off the ledge until we can get a visual on the band colour.

The Watch continues, and as the young become mobile more assistance will be needed to follow them to ensure they are flying well and staying high.  King St watch will be starting soon as well.
Posted on June 20, 2014 9:15 am

[MAKfalcon (MAK):]

MAKfalcon (MAK): B flew out to the S and met DC-they flew to deck then she left followed by him

Link:
http://twitter.com/MAKfalcon/statuses/479951789194620930

       

Looks like one of them left food on the deck...I can't see an adult on any of the stills.

Tesh is perfecting her mantle while Mercury works on his piece

 (Thursday) Early morning flight.
June 19, 2014 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Harry Crawford Reports:

Morning Shift:  Around 8am one of the chicks took off.  He was
heading west, flapping frantically.  I couldn’t spot him from
Sheraton 43 but saw Rhea Mae circling just south of Adelaide.  I
started a ground and low building search and found him a half hour
later.  He was near the top of the Northbridge building, just across
from 120 Adelaide W. Mom spent the better part of an hour with him
and he was fed after much screeching.  By 11am no peregrine was
visible anywhere - likely all sleeping.  It’s too bad I couldn’t see
the tape on the Northbridge bird to see if it was one of yesterday’s
rescues.
Posted on June 19, 2014 2:05 pm

!!! Fledge Watch - Day 4
June 19, 2014 - Toronto - Don Mills
Mark Nash Reports:

Thursday June 19th - 2014
A good fourth day on the watch with Cosmo making seven short flights while roof-topping chasing his parents around for food, and Little Hayes finally coming to the ground, (and after a short but intense foot chase), was successfully released back to the nest building roof top.

The other two young hatchlings still remain lounging around on the nest ledge by the end of the day.
Posted on June 19, 2014 11:33 pm

 

Someone went over to the boy cave...Nettie is blocking the only view into that corner

Good morning!

Nettie sleeping with her head under her wing...like her mother loves to do 

Go Nor'Easter!