Seneca (2008) Sighted at Brookpark Road Bridge with Mate (Cheyenne)!

[countrygal25]

  Thank you so much Carly. I've wondered if we would ever know where Seneca went. She is my very favorite! I have always felt blessed to have seen her streaking thru the gorge. Hopefully we will have many M&K grandbabies!!!   

[Dumpsterkitty]

Posted on the CMNH board last night by Chad + Chris:

After we talked to you, Liz, we were able to confirm that it's Cheyenne here with Seneca. Saw them copulate three times and found a ledge (that looks like it could be a potential nest site) where they were going up and doing their courtship displays. Liz-- Thanks again for letting us know that you saw them here and for finding out the ID of the female so quickly after we told you the band numbers.

We'll get pics on soon.

[Carol P.]

Love the name combo, Seneca and Cheyenne.   

Posted on the CMNH board last night by Chad + Chris:

After we talked to you, Liz, we were able to confirm that it's Cheyenne here with Seneca. Saw them copulate three times and found a ledge (that looks like it could be a potential nest site) where they were going up and doing their courtship displays. Liz-- Thanks again for letting us know that you saw them here and for finding out the ID of the female so quickly after we told you the band numbers.

We'll get pics on soon.

[valhalla]

Me, too!  Perfect Combo!   

Love the name combo, Seneca and Cheyenne.   

Posted on the CMNH board last night by Chad + Chris:

After we talked to you, Liz, we were able to confirm that it's Cheyenne here with Seneca. Saw them copulate three times and found a ledge (that looks like it could be a potential nest site) where they were going up and doing their courtship displays. Liz-- Thanks again for letting us know that you saw them here and for finding out the ID of the female so quickly after we told you the band numbers.

We'll get pics on soon.

[MAK]

 

[Bird Crazy]

hope we get to see some pictures.

[Paul Hamilton]

If this is the same bridge, it's nice with a stream where Seneca was spotted. Cleveland Ohio, I guess.

It looks like the possible nest ledges are over the shore.  Some bridges are dangerous places to fledge from, but this one looks like a perfect spot.  I wonder whether peregrines have nested there before?  Anyhow, wow!
  
Paul

[rushhen06]

 

   The area surrounding the bridge reminds me of the gorge.
   Maybe it reminds Seneca of home.

[Carol P.]

With Chad and Chris on the case, I have no doubt we'll soon having some stunning pictures of Seneca & Cheyenne.   

I can't wait!   

[dale]

I emailed Chris (we were on email a lot when I used their photo as a model for the drawing for Linn Pierson's plaque at Palisades) and asked if they had photos, etc. - and for details. I will post if I hear from her.

[MAK]

   The area surrounding the bridge reminds me of the gorge.
   Maybe it reminds Seneca of home.

I was thinking the same thing.

[Tine]

WOW what great to hear this  bguitar
I went through my pictures to remember more about her.
Good memories and so happy to know she is seen and with a mate

[Carol P.]

Thanks Dale!   

I emailed Chris (we were on email a lot when I used their photo as a model for the drawing for Linn Pierson's plaque at Palisades) and asked if they had photos, etc. - and for details. I will post if I hear from her.

[Joyce]

Posted on CMNH today Wed Mar 24 2010, 12:17  by Chris & Chad:

"After we talked to you, Liz, we were able to confirm that it's Cheyenne here with Seneca. Saw them copulate three times and found a ledge (that looks like it could be a potential nest site) where they were going up and doing their courtship displays. Liz-- Thanks again for letting us know that you saw them here and for finding out the ID of the female so quickly after we told you the band numbers.

We'll get pics on soon."

OMG!  I feel a road trip coming on...heading south this year.

~Joyce

[DianaR]

Do we know where Cheyenne is from? Ancestors?