Hahaha!  Now I get it.  Oops!  Just a little tired this morning.   

This might be the Philippone Bldg across the street from the TSB???  I know this building has a for lease sign on it.

She still calls it a widows peak. I know she does it just to annoy me.

Huh?   

When I arrived this morning MAK was already there.  Callidora was in the same spot on the south side of the Times Square bldg (TSB).  Archer was at the top, base of the NE wing.  Beauty was on the 2nd I-Beam down on the old Changing Scenes Restaurant (OCSR).  Where was Jemison?

I walked out onto the Broad St Bridge to get a better look.  I'd almost reached the end of the bridge (east end) when Archer stooped down the face of the TSB!  Awesome!  Mariah used to do that.  

A Falcon appeared at the nest box.  Was that Archer returned?  MAK was on the phone with Donna and she said it was a juvie.  So if that was Jemison, where did Archer go?

I walked to the north side of the TSB and found Archer on the Widows Peak bldg, sitting on the roof.

It was time to go back to work, so I left happy knowing that all 4 Falcons were safe.  MAK was still watching when I left.

p.s. I'll move this to the Falcon Watch Section tonite.

I have been remiss in my duties as the Watcher Watcher. Predictably, things have been hopping down here. There's been a contingent of watchers at the top of the stairs on the northwest corner of the Broad Street bridge for some days now, including folding chairs and dogs. Every once in a while they send off a contingent to watch elsewhere, including one sortie to my office to peer at the top of the Hall of Justice yesterday.

Thanks for your hospitality Mark!   

Next year, we need pan cameras at all 4 corners to search for lost fledglings below.  

Beautiful juvenile Red-tail Hawk.

Thanks Shaky.  I'll know just where to look when I get down there in little while.  I take it no one saw her fly back to the TSB?

I think they mean that metal work at the top near the wings.

More details from Jeanne.

"Dan noticed her on the side by the grail when we had the other three."

Just received this text from Jeanne.  "All 4 on TS! Yay!  Don't know the specifics yet!  WooHoo! 

Both on camera at 5:35 am.  Then they started wandering.

Hi Bonnie,

The Watch reports are all separate because it's up to each Watcher to post their own report.

You might have an easier time reading them straight from the Falcon Watch Blog area.

I feel a little sad for Warrior not having a sibling.  I'm sure she'll be just fine, but she'll miss out on all kinds of fun (and trouble) sisters and brothers get into.  Talon taggin, chasing, food tug of wars, and just plain old snuggling.  Seneca and Cheyenne will have to be not only her parents and teachers, but her partners in play and learning.

Just got off the phone with my mom.  She felt it up in Greece, NY.