It is possible that our Eve has the same illness that Blue has in Harrisburg.

Happy birthday, bonne fête Judi. Nicole

Very sad news. Eve died at the bird of prey hospital this afternoon. They will do a necroscopy to  know why. Nicole

Hey, we have a beautiful male here in Montreal for your females

At least, Jeanne , you have the meaning of the text. Continue, the french will come back.
I also hope that all will be OK for the entire family.

Look at the site of UDM. Horus did his first flight and Eve is at hospital. Hope she get well to be return to the tower.

Happy birthday, bon anniversaire Marcia and all others who have their birthdays during last 12 days while I was on the Méditerrannée. Nicole

Hello Anne,
You are right it is a tremendous experience that I wish to every falcon lover to see.
Nicole

Eve (F) red band and B/W 77K

Horus (M) yellow band and B/W 78E

If one of these days you see one of our BB just let us know 

Polly has not been see since may 11. Hope she is well..

What an EXTRAORDINARY experience. We have a male ( Horus ) and a female ( Eve ).

___And don't forget Valiant (formerly known as Sabrina) from 2006, who turned out to be a big boy, not a little girl ___

It is amazing. This is the first time I heard about this transformation. Maybe I was on an other planet when it was tell.

The banding is scheduled for 1200 ( midi )  amd will be transmitted on livestream camera and also there will have a camera in the room.

Next wednesday, 26 may, banding day here in Mtl. 

It is sad and maybe it is not nature,  but we can't shoot Polly. For her babies are food. Just hope and pray that Spirit and Roger can keep her away. The situation is a mystery. Nicole

For those who are interested with the UDM falcon saga.

Here a mail that Eve wrote to David Bird:
Polly stealing a baby from under her mother... Spirit barely reacted -
Roger was upset and chased Polly, don't know what happened with the
baby ... Right after she was back on the tower and the parents did not
chase her away... She was back twice yesterday but no damage .... But
i'm afraid we won't have any chick left to band!!

And here the answer of David:
 That;s incredible...I have never heard of that before.  Despite it being terrible news for your brood, we might be able to publish a scientific note on it.   Keep as many notes as you can on what's happening between the birds.   Sorry to hear this though.   xox
David M. Bird, Ph.D.
Avian Science and Conservation Centre of McGill University
21111 Lakeshore Road