Happy Birthday Donna in MS!  Have a most marvelous day!

 

7:58 am
Archer Out!
Beauty In!

A work in progress......

http://www.creativecaninephotography.com/

Very nice.  Is that a Shiba Inu in the Friends album from April 26?

Inu Shiba a long time ago.   

Archer has a sparkle in his eye!

I just love those deep, dark, brown eyes.   

And breakfast all over his beak!

Ahhhh, but if you're mesmerized by the deep, dark, brown eyes, you never get down to the beak.   

Archer has a sparkle in his eye!

I just love those deep, dark, brown eyes.   

9:26 am:
Beauty out!
Archer in!

Three beautiful eggs!

Linda checked the Sheraton nestsite again yesterday, no hatches yet.

She attempted to work on the computer again with no luck.  She's hoping to have things back up and running soon.

That's what I would say, Joyce.

Plus, what the heck is a PM?

Prime Minister?  

I do think a PM is a private message.

A work in progress......

http://www.creativecaninephotography.com/

Very nice Dawn.  Great job!  I especially like the picture on the "About Us" page.   

I heard back from Cecilia (via private message) and she said:

"If someone is having a problem, they can send a PM to me with the details and we'll see if we can figure out if it's at our end or theirs.  At the moment, I'm not having any problem."

I don't have her email, so I am writing her back as a private message explaining that no one can access the forum to send her a PM.  I am forwarding Carol and Jim's email addresses, hoping she will get in touch with one of you as a representative of Rfalconcam so someone can explain the problem, and find out why our members can't access their site.

Joyce

Jim might be the best person to talk to Cecilia.  He's a computer techie guy.  Me, all I could tell her is that I can't get onto the site.  LOL   

Chad and Chris at the CMNH website have posted some fantastic new shots of Seneca and Cheyenne. If you can access it, it's worth the visit.  Some of the pics show the "remarkable" flying ability of Seneca (she had very good teachers!) when they sighted a cat near the scrape! It also shows closeups of their 2 eggs.

I still can't access that page or the Cleveland falcon page. I don't get it. I've been on those pages for years til now.  

Carol.you too? Any clue as to why?
Same here Donna.  It's a bummer.  

No idea.  Like you, I used to go to that site all the time and I've been a member for a long time.  I was able to get in when it was first announced that Seneca was there.  Saw the pics and the posts and then wham!  The next time I tried, I couldn't get into the site.  Go figure.  Very frustrating.

Chad and Chris at the CMNH website have posted some fantastic new shots of Seneca and Cheyenne. If you can access it, it's worth the visit.  Some of the pics show the "remarkable" flying ability of Seneca (she had very good teachers!) when they sighted a cat near the scrape! It also shows closeups of their 2 eggs.

I still can't access that page or the Cleveland falcon page. I don't get it. I've been on those pages for years til now. 

Same here Donna.  It's a bummer. 

At least the egg wasn't Helga Jean    3 eggs is a good number for these 2 new parents-to-be and 3 are much easier for Archer to handle.

Hey!  I just had a thought    IF the egg is located (the shell specifically) would this breakage (could it) be a residual of many generations back DDT?  Those eggs shattered, but...

If the egg had been left in the nest box, the DEC would have taken it on banding day for analysis.  I'm sure the Watchers will be on the look out.  If anyone finds it or a piece of it, we'll be sure to save it for the DEC.   

3:00 pm
Beauty Out!
Archer In!
 

At 3:12 pm, yesterday afternoon, I first noticed the dent/dimple in the egg.

Beauty did the right thing, disposing of the broken egg.  According to our friend Mark Nash, CPF, the material inside the egg can be very distructive if it gets on their feathers.