That's one long A Parade!! Holy Crow!! Rochester does it up!! 

Over 2 hours now!

       

        

Thanks for showing your parade on the cam - very cool to watch 

And it's not over yet!

       

       

       

         

I wonder, as we watch the recovery unfolding now, if we'll see a change in our beliefs about pair fidelity.

That's what I was thinking Ei. I wonder if Yankee had this girl at another site while with BB. Another episode of "As the Falcon Turns"! 

And maybe why BB got so aggressive so early...

I wonder, as we watch the recovery unfolding now, if we'll see a change in our beliefs about pair fidelity.

St. Paddy's Day parade!

       

       

         

Too late to send Pigott...new female has arrived already at UB.

Sage sent a tweet...Joyce sent a text...I hit the recorder...

Yankee confirmed and an unbanded female bowing & chupping at the nest box. I have video-will upload it tonight, but here's some screen shots...

   

Male from last Feb

UT, not same bird

I was wondering since last Feb. was a squeaker too.

Just went there-they moved to a different spot this year. I have to read up more on where it is

We watched these guys last year too. Trying to recall-I think it's a work platform below some field lights.

Actually it has not...thank you!

Chris has posted...

March 16 – 2:45 AM CDT – The first sound of hatching was heard at one minute into this movie (MPEG-4, 31.1 MB) and again, more clearly, eleven seconds later. (Note Mme. Owl’s sudden and consuming interest in what’s going on beneath her.) This is the “peeping� egg stage; the owlet hasn't escaped its egg, but is making sounds from within. It may, or may not, have already punctured the egg shell using the temporary egg tooth at the end of its beak.

By 4:47 AM CDT a hole in one egg was clearly visible (the dark spot on the bottom-right egg). From that starting point the owlet will cut away the egg shell. Its mother will not help it until is out of the shell, which, presumably, is a test of the hatchling’s viability. However, after that, she’ll do everything in her power to care for it.

Hello, Young Man!!

I think it's Beauty

I don't think any camera would have caught bands-just bad positioning & light.  And remember, Diamante was there for almost a year without being ID'd.

Thank you Sage...hope you are rested up by the time you read this...