Big excitement! Window washer guy is doing our windows and is getting buzzed by a very irate Archer who is making a racket and dive bombing the guy. Only one more window to do.

I really wish I had my camera for this show.

I hope the eggs hatch soon and the watchers start returning, as there's not much activity outside lately.

Yes, I park in the lot right next to the building, so bird guts. The parking lot guys were commenting on the "pigeon parts" that they find all over the parking lot. So far my car's been spared . . .

That was great, thanks for posting. You can really see the size difference!

Us (we?) occupants of the Times Square Building are finding more bird parts in the parking lot and in front of the building. I was speaking to the building owner as we watched a couple pair of mourning doves build nests in the letters on the front of the building, and he was laughing about finding bird guts outside! It's great he's so supportive.

I suppose it won't be so funny when I find dried bird parts stuck to the windshield of my car . . .

Gotta love office windows that open! It helps me hear the comings, goings and general chatter of my upstairs neighbors and offers a nice breeze on a beautiful spring day.

Yesterday we had a smaller watcher contingent, despite the arrival of a second egg. They seemed to be congregating closer to Exchange Street rather than over the river, and a TV camera appeared to mark the interview of Lord G (though I left my binoculars at home, so I couldn't read his leg bands and make a positive ID).

You guys are very handy to have around. If I look out my window or at my computer and don't see where A&B are, I just look down to the bridge and see where the watchers are looking.

I'm off for a week. Somebody else has to watch the watchers while I'm gone. There better be some eggs when I get back.

How to confound a watcher:

Walk out of the Times Square Building in a suit, on your way to court. Notice Lord G. across the street with his glasses, baseball cap, 'noculars and camera. Stop, make eye contact, wave, then head off.

Yup, confused him I did.

My office is the second and third windows from the left of the top row of windows on the east face of the Times Square Building (I hope that makes sense). My desk chair is just inside the second window from the left, so as I sit at my desk I can see Mercury through one window and Archer's perch on the First Federal Building through the other.

A note to my "target" audience: Broad Street Bridge, beginning Monday, will be under construction through September. There will be no parking on the bridge and they'll start on the south side of the bridge, routing all traffic on the north side. No more convenient parking for you watchers!

You could park in the lot immediately to the north of the Times Square Building. The guys there are great: tell them I sent you and they'll look at you with confusion, then tell them "House" sent you and they'll understand. Probably won't give you a break on the parking fees, though.

HA! This is hilarious! Thanks for my own corner where I can describe the behavioral habits of the native Rochester Falcon Stalkers!

No vest, but short brown hair under the baseball cap, with glasses.

There's an interview going on.

Quick question: am I daft and can't figure out how to do it or do I not have clearance to start a post topic?

Falcon Watcher Watcher Report:

There's a guy with a baseball cap, a camera with a big lens and binoculars pointing at the Times Square Building and chatting with a guy carrying a bag and a microphone from WXXI at the corner of Exchange and Broad.

No sightings of any meatball subs yet.

Yes, there's a lot of activity upstairs right now.

I hope it's not some demented falcon April Fool's joke . . .

@countrygal25 -- you didn't miss me on the bridge, I was watching from my desk in the Times Square Building. Though right now there's some guy with sunglasses and 'noculars eating a sandwich on the bridge looking for birds.

Who watches the watchers? I guess that's me.

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Was a very brief show, though, lasting only a few seconds.