Fantastic!    for posting this video.

Dot in PA

Thanks so much for all the beautiful photos!  They gave me a clear idea of the nest site from both inside and outside. After waiting so long, Quest sure picked a winner. That Kendal is one handsome fellow with his very dark coloring and snowy white chest.

Dot in PA

I am so thankful that CPF installed the nest tray so quickly and is keeping us up to date on Quest and Kendal through BigFrank's reports and Mark Nash's pix.  Kudos to the entire Canadian team! 

Dot in PA

  It's so nice for a change to see that some building tenants and owners are delighted to host falcons. Good for Harlequin!  Hope the building owners where Quest and Kendal may nest are also happy with their new residents.

Dot in PA

Aren't there cliffs all along that area of Duncan Mill and Don Mills roads? It's exciting that Quest may be nesting, but would be even more exciting if she and her mate have found a natural cliff site.

Dot in PA

Wow! I just looked at the Home Page and it's absolutely wonderful. I especially like the graphics and the easy links to the history, the glossary, the products, and all the rest of it.  You all did a great job!

Dot in PA

I'm very sorry to hear about Zeus, particularly since he died protecting his mate instead of from old age. Did the raccoon enter the raptor cage? Is something being done to make sure it doesn't happen again?  Oh, as a side note, the banner across the top of the Wild Wings site is just beautiful.

Dot in PA

I love the changes, especially the colorful sleek banner with our new logo plus a view of the city.

Dot in PA

[What a disgusting horror! I have heard plenty about the plastics problem in the ocean, but seeing this really sad and frightening video made me realize that I had not even begun to recognize the enormity of how our plastic discards adversely affect wildlife. Also I had no idea that adult albatrosses feed this stuff to their chicks. Do you suppose the plastic was hidden in a fish or whatever they feed the babies? This should be required viewing not just for every government official involved in the recycling process, but for all consumers. In my area almost everything is recycled, even textiles and metal, but unfortunately not plastic bottle caps. Like he said, it will take at least a decade to get rid of what's already in the water, let alone the amount of plastic added to it daily. Really really awful!!!!Dot in PA]

What a disgusting horror!  I have heard plenty about the plastics problem in the ocean, but seeing this really sad and frightening video made me realize that I had not even begun to recognize the enormity of how our plastic discards adversely affect wildlife.  Also I had no idea that adult albatrosses feed this stuff to their chicks.  Do you suppose the plastic was hidden in a fish or whatever they feed the babies?  This should be required viewing not just for every government official involved in the recycling process, but for all consumers.  In my area almost everything is recycled, even textiles and metal, but unfortunately not plastic bottle caps.  Like he said, it will take at least a decade to get rid of what's already in the water, let alone the amount of plastic added to it daily.  Really really awful!!!!

Dot in PA

[A couple of days ago, someone mentioned photos of the lady peregrine at KP and the new male that had joined her soon after Archer arrived home, but I haven't seen any more mention of this. Is the male Mr. T?? That would really be great, since I've been worried about him.Dot in PA]

A couple of days ago, someone mentioned photos of the lady peregrine at KP and the new male that had joined her soon after Archer arrived home, but I haven't seen any more mention of this.  Is the male Mr. T??  That would really be great, since I've been worried about him.

Dot in PA

[Although I never met Scratch, I always loved seeing her pictures during falcon watch weekends. Scratch was the first pet chicken I've ever seen. I'm very sorry for your loss. Dot in PA]

Although I never met Scratch, I always loved seeing her pictures during falcon watch weekends. Scratch was the first pet chicken I've ever seen.  I'm very sorry for your loss.  

Dot in PA

[HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DONNA!]

  HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DONNA!   

Dot in PA

[Wonderful! I love the way they lift up and tuck in their front paws like deer mice before they pounce.Dot in PA]

  Wonderful! I love the way they lift up and tuck in their front paws like deer mice before they pounce.

Dot in PA

[Lou, they're all beautiful. I especially like the heron and the kingfisher. I got a kick out of the decorated hay bales, too. Thanks for sharing.Dot in PA]

Lou, they're all beautiful. I especially like the heron and the kingfisher. I got a kick out of the decorated hay bales, too. Thanks for sharing.

Dot in PA

[I have enjoyed Chris' screech owls in the past but I really wish I hadn't read that latest blog entry. Poor bees, who are already experiencing devastating losses across the country. There are many beekeepers in my area who are more than willing to remove and relocate successful hives that have settled in the wrong place. It seems anti-nature to protect one troubled species by killing another, like some purple martin landlords who will shoot a bluebird to protect their martin colonies, or shoot wolves to protect other wild creatures or domesticated animals. Very discouraging and very sad. Dot in PA]

  I have enjoyed Chris' screech owls in the past but I really wish I hadn't read that latest blog entry. Poor bees, who are already experiencing devastating losses across the country. There are many beekeepers in my area who are more than willing to remove and relocate successful hives that have settled in the wrong place. It seems anti-nature to protect one troubled species by killing another, like some purple martin landlords who will shoot a bluebird to protect their martin colonies, or shoot wolves to protect other wild creatures or domesticated animals.  Very discouraging and very sad. 

Dot in PA