Oh! Very nice Alison! 

One falcon on the ledge right now.   

Quite a bit of snow on the nest ledge. 

Sounds promising. 

 

Hello Ralphie! 

One falcon on the ledge now.

So sad. But maybe, just maybe, her egg will be viable and her young one will survive. 

Talon prints in the snow in the nest tray! 

Thanks ladies.  I knew one of either the King St or Sheraton ledges was accessible from Linda's old story about bringing food up there when WW had both sites but couldn't remember which one it was she was assisting at the time.

She was assisting Wind at the Sheraton after WW chose to help raise his young at King St.

  Hope the little one is OK. Thanks for posting Donna.

That ledge is actually accessed through a hatch in a conference room behind the camera. But they do still need a properly geared up person and may need someone from MNR to do it. From what I gather they aren't calling on MNR unless it's urgent due to the costs.

Actually, there is a peep hole behind the nest box and cameras in an equipment room. During banding, a few years ago, they accessed the ledge from the far end. No swing stage was used.

It would be really nice if somebody would get that egg out of there. 

I agree Pat.

Too funny Alison. I was just going to report that there were two falcons at the far end of the ledge. First time I've seen them there in awhile.