First hatch this morning, possibly two.

They have three eggs.  No sign yet of hatching.

Second hatch 5-24.  This from their blog:

Our second chick emerged from its egg just before 1pm today. We managed to get a look earlier while LF15 was feeding its older sibling. Keep an eye on our webcam to catch a glimpse!

We could have all three chicks in the nest by Saturday which puts pressure on the parents. However, LM12 has brought in eight fish since Tuesday so we’re pretty confident that he is up to the task, and we’re really hopeful of a successful next few weeks for our ospreys.

 

First hatch was on 5-22.   

Wow!

Looks like Mintaka and new lady, Chayton, have 2 eggs as of today!  I had to look at the archive from this morning to see the eggs.   

Now have three eggs!

Their blog reports egg #2 arrived Monday.   

Good to know Ann B is keeping an eye on her and that she's got eggs again this year.  Thanks for the update.

Just caught a quick view as adult stood and it looked like they have one egg!!

Both birds have returned to the nest.  She showed up 3-20, and the Mr. this morning.

I was watching her about 15 mins ago, and she gingerly rose up from the scrape and turned around, then did that rocking motion while settling back down, like she was getting the brood patch in place.  I've seen a male bring her food to the box patio only once, which she took and flew off to eat, I assume. That was back on the 3rd or 4th.  Wish someone was observing and reporting from the ground, cause there sure doesn't seem to be any bonding at the nestbox.

Tower Girl is hunkered down in the nest box.  Did she do some egg laying this weekend?

Awesome, and she has a peachy breast like Beauty!  I do wish they would have put taller sides on the patio.

June 13 2017:  AdorABEL (band number B/88) was found lifeless on the 5th floor landing of the WoodmenLife Tower today.

In happier news, ABEL (P/87) was found alive at 16th & Farnam, and he was delivered back to the roof of the tower.

The other two falcon chicks were spotted on the ledge yesterday and are presumed to be fine as they start to fly away.