They seem to be starting early this year.  Same is true with the red-tailed hawks and eagles.  Ben better get up there soon (before first of February) to fix the pinhole camera!!

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Kris G found our jersey girl, Ivy the Shady Lady from 2014 on the Tommy Thompson Park Bird Research Center site. She looks fabulous!!  Those Canada boys must be quite the hunks.  Thank you Kris

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I haven't seen any reports about our youngsters catching their own food.  They must be close to becoming totally independent.  Comments?  Thoughts?

Lucky lucky lucky you.  Jealous me

Now it looks like we were all there a week early!!

Most of these pictures have already been posted, but here is my version (Public Flickr File):

https://flic.kr/s/aHskczZ4PS

I love this picture of either Billie or Seth on the bridge.  And Bith or Sellie on top of the building.  I can make the files bigger.

I'll put big files up on my web site.  Feel free to download.  You can donate to rfalconcam at the GVAS web site.

www.bonnietalluto.com

Thank you again, Rochester hosts, for a wonderful Falcon Watcher's Weekend.  It is always a pleasure to reacquaint with everyone.  So glad I got to see the Seneca Towers falcons!!  Pictures are coming.  On the way home I had an adult bald eagle flyover in Windsor and saw one of my juvie eagles making its way across the pond where it was raised.  It was a quick trip home.

Yes, pictures of Cadence on the rail are coming.

Everyone's at Seneca towers???  On my way. What's the address

From Ei,
I'll be leaving directly from work...hope to get out before 1...so probably roll in around 6. I'll be following tweets so I'll find whoever is out!




Me, too.

Posted already on Watcher's Weekend, but appropriate to post here.  Congratulations FalconMa Mak!!  While you weren't thrilled with your move to ST, LOOK what happened!  As if you hadn't looked.  And God must have a great plan for you because he has given you the falcons during your recovery.  You are blessed.  I can't wait to see, read, hear about the next chapters in this saga.  Fingers crossed that both pair accept their territories.  Seems to be the case so far.  With youngsters I believe the adults are more than tolerant of another pair that can help with parenting.  But we will see.

I am beyond incredibly excited to be able to see the fledglings from two Rochester falcon pairs!!  Woo Hoo!!!!

Falcon toast with cream cheese.  Maybe falcon oatmeal cookies, too.