Falcon Watches June 21st

[Yarak]

2 separate watches: lunchtime and evening.
Lunchtime: Met Jim P. Highlight was a chase by Archer over the river. At first it seemed confusing because the little bird seemed to be attacking Archer. Could have been my angle of view. The second half was definite tho'. Archer was chasing the little black bird around the sky...

Link:
http://rfalconcam.com/falconwatching/?p=556

[Lord G]

2 separate watches: lunchtime and evening.
Lunchtime: Met Jim P. Highlight was a chase by Archer over the river. At first it seemed confusing because the little bird seemed to be attacking Archer. Could have been my angle of view. The second half was definite tho'. Archer was chasing the little black bird around the sky...

Link:
http://rfalconcam.com/falconwatching/?p=556

That watch report from Larry O'Heron.  I have pics from yesterday to share, just haven't had time to put a blog post together yet.

[Carol P.]

I love future falcon watches.   

[Kris G.]

I love future falcon watches.   

I was just going to say-hmmmmm... 

[Lord G]

Here's my non-fledge falcon watch report from noontime yesterday, including a little surprise at sundown.

http://birdblog.marchlords.com/2010/06/pre-fledge-flapping-and-owl-spotting.html

[Donna]

Wow, more great pics...thanks Jim. That little owl was just too cute. Lucky you.

[MAK]

 Great shots Jim!  

[Dot_Forrester]

Jim, that was wonderful! It was frightening to see exactly how exposed that nest box area is with nothing but sheer drops on all sides but encouraging to read that the girls seem to be pretty confident up there.  for the report!

Dot in PA

[jeanne]

Great surprise!

[Annette]

A very interesting picture report about the falcons and owls.
I loved the picture of flying Great Blue Heron.

[valhalla]

   Nice!