And let's not forget the man MAK saw a few mornings doing his business next to the dumpsters!!! Now see, there's always something going on!!

Never a dull moment!

Donna - Your little smilies crack me up.

Let's see, I've seen people doing their business many times. I've seen couples doing their business three times now (ask Dawn about the first time and Joyce and a whole bunch of Watchers the 2nd time, the 3rd time I was by myself). I've seen homeless men sleeping under blankets of newspapers on cold mornings. I've seen a young couple on a bench on the pedestrian bridge enjoying an evening together get covered from head to toe in bird poop as a Great Blue Heron flew overhead. They never knew what caused their, ummm, problem; but the Watchers had seen the whole thing!
Oh, and I was questioned by the police after a robbery at ES&L (a bank at Kodak office). The officers asked me if I had seen a young man with a dew rag and a bag of money run by. I was there by myself on the pedestrian bridge, with my camera and binoculars. I said to the officer, no, I think I would have noticed someone running down the bridge with a big bag of money and I would have taken his picture for you! That got me a smile.
Then there was the man Dana and I found laying on the ground behind the building across the street from KO. We really did think he might be dead because we couldn't see him breathing. Dana was on her phone calling 911 while I approached him to see if he was ok. As I got closer, he jerked (and so did I!) and turned and starting snoring softly. Thank God! The 911 operator promised to send a police officer immediately to check him out.
That is one thing we were good at, keeping the pedestrian bridge and the surrounding area safe. I don't know how many times we would see something going on that we didn't like. All it took was for one of us to raise our camera and point it at them and poof! they were gone!
Oh! and I've seen a movie being filmed on the gorge floor (The Alphabet Killer) and Kathy O and I were in a movie as an extra! We had to sign a release.

and firemen repelling off the bridge to the ground below. and big rocks falling off the gorge wall and hitting the water below, KA-BOOM! and a whole herd of deer skating across the ice covered river and icicles larger than houses (well maybe I exagerate) hanging off the gorge wall. and we saved a whole family of Ducks, mom and her 10 tiny babies.
The good things far outweigh the bad. The incredibly nice people that would approach us, people from all over the world and from home, and ask us what we were looking at made it all worthwhile. I have made so many close, dear friends over my years of Falcon Watching, on this board and everywhere. I am forever grateful for that.

So, my answer is no, Falcon Watching is never boring for me.
