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Re: Another PeFa cam in Melbourne/Australia
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Quote from: AlisonL on 05-Oct-17, 03:44:09 PM
An article on the Melbourne peregrine nest:
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/thirtythree-floors-above-collins-st-webcam-captures-a-pair-of-hatching-falcons-20171004-gytx9l.html
The article says that Peregrines prey on rabbits-I've never heard of that! Thanks for sharing Alison!
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Re: Another PeFa cam in Melbourne/Australia
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The two little fluffballs, a parent and breakfast/lunch in the nest together:
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Re: Another PeFa cam in Melbourne/Australia
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Quote from: MAK on 05-Oct-17, 03:57:52 PM
Quote from: AlisonL on 05-Oct-17, 03:44:09 PM
An article on the Melbourne peregrine nest:
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/thirtythree-floors-above-collins-st-webcam-captures-a-pair-of-hatching-falcons-20171004-gytx9l.html
The article says that Peregrines prey on rabbits-I've never heard of that! Thanks for sharing Alison!
You've never heard of it because when they are hunting wabbits, they are vewy, vewy quiet.
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Quote from: Shaky on 05-Oct-17, 08:00:26 PM
Quote from: MAK on 05-Oct-17, 03:57:52 PM
Quote from: AlisonL on 05-Oct-17, 03:44:09 PM
An article on the Melbourne peregrine nest:
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/thirtythree-floors-above-collins-st-webcam-captures-a-pair-of-hatching-falcons-20171004-gytx9l.html
The article says that Peregrines prey on rabbits-I've never heard of that! Thanks for sharing Alison!
You've never heard of it because when they are hunting wabbits, they are vewy, vewy quiet.
You're a funny guy!
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Re: Another PeFa cam in Melbourne/Australia
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Quote from: Shaky on 05-Oct-17, 08:00:26 PM
Quote from: MAK on 05-Oct-17, 03:57:52 PM
Quote from: AlisonL on 05-Oct-17, 03:44:09 PM
An article on the Melbourne peregrine nest:
http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/thirtythree-floors-above-collins-st-webcam-captures-a-pair-of-hatching-falcons-20171004-gytx9l.html
The article says that Peregrines prey on rabbits-I've never heard of that! Thanks for sharing Alison!
You've never heard of it because when they are hunting wabbits, they are vewy, vewy quiet.
Funny Shaky
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Another article on the Melbourne peregrine pair, which includes an excellent photo of both birds at the nest.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/peregrine-falcons-nest-33-floors-up-at-367-collins-st-melbourne/news-story/74aff23417f9ca9c0e2ae6b4fd1834fc
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Re: Another PeFa cam in Melbourne/Australia
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Quote from: AlisonL on 07-Oct-17, 02:53:25 PM
Another article on the Melbourne peregrine pair, which includes an excellent photo of both birds at the nest.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/peregrine-falcons-nest-33-floors-up-at-367-collins-st-melbourne/news-story/74aff23417f9ca9c0e2ae6b4fd1834fc
Lovely picture!
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Yesterday the chicks were already out of the box, being well cared for by Mom.
They have been well fed, but one of the chicks became ill, and when I checked the cam this afternoon, the little one had not survived. Poor little chick, lost far too soon. Mom was trying so hard to get a response from the little chick.
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Quote from: AlisonL on 17-Oct-17, 09:09:58 PM
Yesterday the chicks were already out of the box, being well cared for by Mom.
They have been well fed, but one of the chicks became ill, and when I checked the cam this afternoon, the little one had not survived. Poor little chick, lost far too soon. Mom was trying so hard to get a response from the little chick.
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Very sad news from this site. We lost the second little chick today.
I noticed last night that while being fed, the chick appeared to be in some respiratory distress. He/she was able to eat, but with some difficulty. Today, the chick was no longer moving.
As with the first chick, I think that the probable cause was either Trichomoniasis or a toxin of some kind. With both chicks, the situation worsened quickly. I have seen no comments from Melbourne on the loss of either chick. Do they have no concern for what has been happening at their own website?
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Quote from: AlisonL on 25-Oct-17, 04:54:33 PM
Very sad news from this site. We lost the second little chick today.
I noticed last night that while being fed, the chick appeared to be in some respiratory distress. He/she was able to eat, but with some difficulty. Today, the chick was no longer moving.
As with the first chick, I think that the probable cause was either Trichomoniasis or a toxin of some kind. With both chicks, the situation worsened quickly. I have seen no comments from Melbourne on the loss of either chick. Do they have no concern for what has been happening at their own website?
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