2026 Pictures from the Rfalconcam Cameras

[Carol P.]

3/24/26 Falcon Pics

Good morning Nova!

[Carol P.]

3/25/26 Falcon Pics




I really do believe that Nova is very close to laying her first egg. Corazon came in to check on her and Nova came out to the front of the nest box.



Goodnight Nova!

[Carol P.]

3/26/26 Falcon Pics

[Carol P.]

3/27/26 Falcon Pics





Goodnight Nova!

[Carol P.]

3/28/26 Falcon Pics





Goodnight Nova!

[Carol P.]

3/29/26 Falcon Pics

We Have an Egg! Woohoo!

Nova an Corazon's first egg of 2026 arrived at 2:49:11 this morning, when most of us were sleeping!

[Carol P.]

3/30/26 Falcon Pics

Corazon spent most of the overnight standing guard in front of his egg!



At 6:41 am, Nova arrived.



At 6:45 am, Corazon brought a food gift to Nova, or maybe the egg.  

[Carol P.]

3/31/26 Falcon Pics




Lightning



Goodnight Nova! Goodnight Eggbert! Rainy night!

[Carol P.]

4/1/26 Falcon Pics

Still one egg. We have to remember that eventhough Corazon raised Nova and Neander's young last year, he is a new mate for Nova. The 2nd egg is definitely late, she usually averages 63 hrs between eggs. But, we've gone way past that time in the past, so I'm not losing hope that there will be more eggs coming. You have to have a lot of patience when watching these beautiful creatures. And if we only have one young falcon to watch this year, I'm good with that.  

Another observation is that we've come out of a really bad Winter and our Spring has been very rainy, with cold temps. Yesterday we got a lot of rain. Does weather have anything to do with delaying egg laying?



Nova



Corazon



Both

[Carol P.]

4/2/26 Falcon Pics

Still only one egg.

[carly]

[Carol P.]

 

[Carol P.]

4/3//26 Falcon Pics

A Good Friday 2nd Egg! Woohoo! Looks like it was just before 4:30 am.



Corazon brings in Breakfast for Nova for his turn on the eggs.

[Carol P.]

4/4/26 Falcon Pics

[Carol P.]

4/5/26 Falcon Pics

Happy Easter!

Will we have an Easter Egg? The 60 hr mark will be today at 4:23: pm. All we can do is wait and see.

I would normally go downtown for an Easter morning Falcon watch, but I went yesterday instead. I was able to see both Nova and Corazon and even saw them mate on OCSR. So far this morning,  both Nova and Corazon were seen on camera. All seems peaceful and quiet. I'll always remember that Easter Sunday morning when Brian and I rescued Mariah. We were able to scoop her up and get her the help she desperately needed. I will never forget that day. It was an Easter Miracle. And I will never forget my dear friend and fellow Falcon Watcher, Brian, who is no longer with us. Fly Free and Rest in Peace my dear friend.