[Happy Birthday Ei! Hope you have a most wonderful day!]

Happy Birthday Ei!  Hope you have a most wonderful day!

 

While Brian and I were downtown watching this afternoon, Dot.ca was under the TSB NE wing and Beauty was on Pan Cam aka Cam #1.

Patricia - I'm afraid I have no way of contacting Zazzle about this.  Their customer service is VERY good, so I hope they will make sure you receive the correct calendar.   

I just checked the link and the fixed calendar is still not posted on Zazzle.

Ginny and Linda, thanks so much for catching this error. The calendar has been temporarily removed from Zazzle. It has been corrected to 2015, but can take up to 24 hours to show up again in Zazzle. So sorry! 

[Link for New Calendar:]

The Rfalconcam 2015 calendar is now available and ready for sale at our Zazzle store just in time for the holidays!  There were some really stunning images captured by our main camera this year.  So many to choose from.

Many thanks to this year's contributors.  Annette, Ginny, Pat, Donna, Teresa, Kris, Ei (Dumpsterkitty), Kathy, Lisa, Dana and Carol.   

Check out this link to view the calendar and please consider purchasing one for yourself to help support the Rochester Falconcam.   

Link for New Calendar:

http://www.zazzle.com/2015_calendar_main_cam_collages-158827597329757184

Special thanks to Dana for putting this calendar together.  All your hard work is much appreciated!   

If anyone sees any promotions for calendars at Zazzle, please post the promo codes here.

Thanks everyone!

Both Beauty and Dot.ca are on the south side of OCSR, next to each other on the top IBeam.

Oh, no!  Here comes the snow!  

Both Rhea Mae and Tiago are on their nest ledge looking over their territory.

The calendar is completed!  And it looks wonderful!  Woohoo!   

I'll post the link and information about the 2015 Rfalconcam Calendar this evening. 

I know you're all going to love it.  The Rfalconcam Main Cam pics were outstanding this year!

A beautiful Rfalconcam sunrise this cold morning in Rochester, NY.

   Heard this on the news.  That is sooooo cool! 

It appears to be an occupational hazard of falcon watching.

Take it easy and heal up for next spring.

Yep!  There's been a few watchers who have had mishaps over the years while keeping their eyes to the sky.

 

So sorry to hear this Pat.  Take care of yourself.   

I am so happy to hear that she is doing well.  Thanks for posting this update Donna.