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Re: Rfalconcam glossary
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Yep, I did call it the Pigeon Box. It's a big metal, hollowed out box. The Pigeons and the Pefas enter from below and sit on spots near the bottom of the box. I saw Lady Pefa go up inside about a week or so ago and was able to see her tail hanging down with the scope. lol
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It's the little building type structure with the orange railing on it below the slanted grey shoot thing at the east end of it. If that makes sense.
Actually, i think it does!
And the grey thing at the top of the slanted chute is the -carol, did you call it the pigeon chute? or pigeon box?
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Quote from: Marcia L. on 04-Apr-11, 02:12:32 PM
My mistake - forgot about the purple Fish and Wildlife bands in the Midwest.
With apologies for my confusion,
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Not a problem, Marcia-I'm amazed some days I remember my own name! And you are correct-there is regionality to VID as well-Canada uses all black-I think California too. Thanks for the reminder!
(note to self-add VID to the glossary-& bird banding lab link)
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THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Bumping this most recent version of the glossary up to the top. Please...newcomers...long time members...we are looking for suggestions to improve this and we can't do it without everyone's help!
Any other suggestions?
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Archer Resident tiercel Rochester, NY since 2009 (hatched 2006 in Port Colborn, Ontario). Mariah and Kaver's grandson. His father is Freedom (hatched 2002). He was a mate to Mariah for a very brief time in 2009 before pairing with Beauty
anthropomorphizing
attributing human characteristics, motives, and emotions to animals; a favorite watcher activity
B
Beauty Resident falcon Rochester, NY since 2009 (hatched 2007, Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, PA) First seen with Zephyr (M/K's offspring) in the winter of 2009. She then fought Mariah for territorial dominance in downtown Rochester in 2009.
BBRR
Braddock Bay Raptor Research Hawk watch and banding station on the shore of Lake Ontario
BL
Bausch & Lomb Building in downtown Rochester, NY; occasional perch
Cabot-Sirocco
Hatched in 1997 to Victoria & Pounce-Kingsley in Toronto, ON. First mate of Mariah (1998-2002)
CB
Charbay Peregrine falcon seen at Charlotte, NY & Irondequoit Bay
cere
Fleshy part of the upper beak containing the nostrils
CMNH
Cleveland Museum of Natural History Forum where we followed Seneca (Rochester, NY 2008) and her nest with Cheyenne in 2010
CPF
Canadian Peregrine Foundation Our neighbors to the north who keep watch on many Rochester offspring residing there
ee-chup
a sound of affection. Heard often with the adults
eyas
newly hatched peregrine falcon
falcon
female peregrine
FC
falcon central Stairs on Broad St. across from the Blue Cross Arena that go down to Aqueduct St. Next to the Thomson Reuters building and the empty Philippone building
FCT
Frontier Communications Towers Favorite perch. This is across from City Hall. A/B seemed to bring their fledglings there. Calidora (hatched 2010) used to frequent the tower, screaming for food from her parents.
FF
Falcon Flakes The dedicated watchers who keep an eye on the peregrines no matter the weather
fledgling
A young peregrine after it makes it's first flight
GVAS
Genesee Valley Audubon Society Sponsor of Rfalconcam
HSBC
building across from Xerox A building in downtown Rochester. Often, A/B areseen there at night. It is across the street from Xerox. A/B will consistently perch on certain columns of the Xerox building at night.
IB
Irondequoit Bay Large bay on the shore of Lake Ontario
Jail Tower
Communication tower on the Monroe County Jail building. A favorite perch.
kakk
if done in a hurried manner, can be an alarm call but regular kakking can also be done for attention
Kaver
Wild hatched. Second mate of Mariah (2002-2008) Known affectionately as QTP2T. An extraordinarily faithful mate. In 2006 when Mariah was injured he successfully hunted for her and the newly hatched eyases.
KO
Kodak Office Kodak Tower, the highest building in the complex, was the original nestbox site and birthplace of close to 50 peregrine eyases
KP
Kodak Park Properly, Eastman Business Park. Ironically, where Mariah had been seen for awhile after she relinquished territory. It is a few miles down the same road as Kodak Tower. Lady Pefa is on one of the buildings of that complex
LP
Lady Pefa Peregrine falcon with a purple midwest USFWS band residing at Kodak Park.
M&K; M/K
Mariah & Kaver Resident peregrine pair 2002-2008
Mariah
Peregrine Falcon matriarch-- first falcon on Kodak tower (1998). First mate was Cabot Scirocco (1998-2002), then with Kaver (2002-2008). She spent most of her time at Kodak tower until the nestbox was moved to Times Square in 2009.
Mercury
Statue across from Times Square Building across the road from Times Square building. Favorite spot of A/B. Seems to be the statue they prefer for mating and eating purposes.
Midtown Plaza
Going, going, almost gone. An almost nest site for Mariah and Archer, then Archer and Beauty. Watchers witnessed many a coming and going of Falcons at the Midtown Tower, which is the only section of Midtown that will remain in the future.
NB
Nestbox Manmade box with gravel substrate used to simulate the peregrine's preferrednest site of a gravel ledge on a cliff face
OCSR
Old Changing Scenes Restaurant. Properly the First Federal Building place where falcons seem to go but not for mating or nesting. Mariah and Kaver (M&K) used to store food in the elevator shaft of that building. This is still used for those purposes by Archer and Beauty. Fledglings in 2010 also would go there with their parents.
ORB
Orange Rail Building. A building at Kodak Park where Lady Pefa and a tiecel have been perching.
Orville
A round white stone from the original scrape on Kodak Tower that was often mistaken for an egg. During the long days of waiting for the eggs to hatch the stone was given the name Orville. When the nest box was moved, Orville was taken to the new nest box where he is proudly overseeing the newest generations of Rochester Peregrines from the back left corner
PC
Psych Center about 3-5 miles from Times Square. We have seen Pefas there through the years (including Zephyr in 2009). Again this winter, 2010, two have been seen on that building. It is privately owned so viewing is restricted
PF or PeFa
Peregrine Falcon
Powers Building
Another nestbox site after the box was removed from Kodak. Birds have been seen near there but the nestbox has not been used.
Quest
Hatched Rochester, NY 2008. Outfitted with a transmitter that is still broadcasting her position as she wanders along the north shore of Lake Ontario.
RFC
Rfalconcam The place that brings all the falcon fans, both on the ground and on the internet, together!
RFW
Rochester Falcon Watchers
RM&T
Rhea Mae & Tiago Rhea Mae (Rochester, NY 2006) is nesting with Tiago at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto, ON
scrape
Peregrine falcon nest; the depression scraped in the gravel to hold the eggs during incubation
Seneca
Hatched in 2008. Nested in 2010 with Cheyenne at Brookpark Rd. Bridge near Cleveland, OH.
tiercel
male peregrine
TS
Times Square Building new site of nestbox, used by Beauty and Archer
USFWS
US Fish and Wildlife Service Issues the sequential numeric bands used in bird banding. On peregrine falcons, the band color often indicates the region the bird was banded
wailing
used by eyases/fledglings when begging for food. Adults will also wail when laying on eggs to indicate change from one adult to another
Wild Wings
Rehabilitation center and sanctuary for injured and unreleasable birds of prey
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Re: Rfalconcam glossary - a work in progress
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Photos will be a nice addition to the final glossary. For now, as the chatter is about KP, the stills, the ORB etc., a picture of the primary buildings & structures the watchers are referring to. Original photo by MAK...
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A view of KP from a slightly different angle by Carol P
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A suggestion was made to add the glossary to the Learn More tab at the top. Well, we do want to do that, but we want the glossary to be the best it can be before it takes a permanent place in the archives. So, I'll ask again...
Any suggestions...comments...additional items...anything at all?
Thanks!
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Suggestion: Carol just posted a great picture of KP with the structures labeled etc. Can this pic be included by the KP in the glossary? Watchers and viewers of this cam might find it helpful.
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Have a question not sure it belongs in the glossary though. Is KP north of down town. You always say a falcon is flying south. Is that towards down town and TS?
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Quote from: margaret on 09-Apr-11, 05:01:22 PM
Suggestion: Carol just posted a great picture of KP with the structures labeled etc. Can this pic be included by the KP in the glossary? Watchers and viewers of this cam might find it helpful.
If you click on the picture 2 posts back it will open that photo big enough to see it
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Quote from: Bird Crazy on 09-Apr-11, 05:26:14 PM
Have a question not sure it belongs in the glossary though. Is KP north of down town. You always say a falcon is flying south. Is that towards down town and TS?
KP is north west of Times Square...
Falcon landmarks Rochester NY - Google Maps
Click link to open bigger-the green markers = downtown, purple = Kodak Park, pink = sightings of Mariah, aqua = Charbay
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Quote from: Dumpsterkitty on 09-Apr-11, 05:56:16 PM
Quote from: margaret on 09-Apr-11, 05:01:22 PM
Suggestion: Carol just posted a great picture of KP with the structures labeled etc. Can this pic be included by the KP in the glossary? Watchers and viewers of this cam might find it helpful.
If you click on the picture 2 posts back it will open that photo big enough to see it
Thanks, Ei. I did click on the thumbnail of the KP pic from CP. The photo and Carol's labeling of the buildings/structures helped me...and I was there last evening! I wish I had studied a pic like that before I was there. I was just thinking that having the pic/labels in the glossary will be helpful...for new viewers and those of us with memory overload :-) Thanks to Carol's labels, I now know what/where the ORB is, and the PPH (although I still don't know why it is called that). I think I missed something along the way...and I check in daily, all day! WHY is it called PPH and do you think there is a nest in there? Is it an enclosed structure? It looks that way to me. If that's the case, isn't it unusual for PFs to have such a nest?
I learn more every day here...Thanks!
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Quote from: margaret on 09-Apr-11, 06:22:28 PM
Thanks, Ei. I did click on the thumbnail of the KP pic from CP. The photo and Carol's labeling of the buildings/structures helped me...and I was there last evening! I wish I had studied a pic like that before I was there. I was just thinking that having the pic/labels in the glossary will be helpful...for new viewers and those of us with memory overload :-) Thanks to Carol's labels, I now know what/where the ORB is, and the PPH (although I still don't know why it is called that). I think I missed something along the way...and I check in daily, all day! WHY is it called PPH and do you think there is a nest in there? Is it an enclosed structure? It looks that way to me. If that's the case, isn't it unusual for PFs to have such a nest?
I learn more every day here...Thanks!
Sorry-I misunderstood-we do intend to put pictures into the glossary once it's ready to publish properly. Until then, most of the points on the map have the pictures inserted already, so if you go there (there's a link at the bottom of every page
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"Ei's Landmark Map") you can see what the other places look like.
Now, the PPH is new to me as well. One of today's tweets called it the pigeon poop hole. I suspect it's a hole in the wall with whitewash below it. I wouldn't think a peregrine would nest in a hole per se, but there could be an open area not visible from the watch spot.
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Quote from: Dumpsterkitty on 09-Apr-11, 06:33:37 PM
I wouldn't think a peregrine would nest in a hole per se, but there could be an open area not visible from the watch spot.
Memories sneaking back in...although I seem to recall the Niagara Falls pair getting to their presumed but never confirmed scrape by entering a structure through a window or hole in the wall...
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THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Suggested changes are posted below in
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Any other suggestions?
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A
Archer Resident tiercel Rochester, NY since 2009 (hatched 2006 in Port Colborn, Ontario). Mariah and Kaver's grandson. His father is Freedom (hatched 2002). He was a mate to Mariah for a very brief time in 2009 before pairing with Beauty
anthropomorphizing
attributing human characteristics, motives, and emotions to animals; a favorite watcher activity
B
Beauty Resident falcon Rochester, NY since 2009 (hatched 2007, Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, PA) First seen with Zephyr (M/K's offspring) in the winter of 2009. She then fought Mariah for territorial dominance in downtown Rochester in 2009.
BBRR
Braddock Bay Raptor Research Hawk watch and banding station on the shore of Lake Ontario
BL
Bausch & Lomb Building in downtown Rochester, NY; occasional perch
Cabot-Sirocco
Hatched in 1997 to Victoria & Pounce-Kingsley in Toronto, ON. First mate of Mariah (1998-2002)
CB
Charbay Peregrine falcon seen at Charlotte, NY & Irondequoit Bay
cere
Fleshy part of the upper beak containing the nostrils
CMNH
Cleveland Museum of Natural History Forum where we followed Seneca (Rochester, NY 2008) and her nest with Cheyenne in 2010
CPF
Canadian Peregrine Foundation Our neighbors to the north who keep watch on many Rochester offspring residing there
ee-chup
a sound of affection. Heard often with the adults
eyas
newly hatched peregrine falcon
falcon
small to medium-size birds of prey with long pointed wings,
female peregrine
(falconry term)
FC
falcon central Stairs on Broad St. across from the Blue Cross Arena that go down to Aqueduct St. Next to the Thomson Reuters building and the empty Philippone building
FCT
Frontier Communications Towers Favorite perch. This is across from City Hall. A/B seemed to bring their fledglings there. Calidora (hatched 2010) used to frequent the tower, screaming for food from her parents.
FF
Falcon Flakes The dedicated watchers who keep an eye on the peregrines no matter the weather
fledgling
A young peregrine after it makes it's first flight
GVAS
Genesee Valley Audubon Society Sponsor of Rfalconcam
HSBC
building across from Xerox A building in downtown Rochester. Often, A/B areseen there at night. It is across the street from Xerox. A/B will consistently perch on certain columns of the Xerox building at night.
IB
Irondequoit Bay Large bay on the shore of Lake Ontario
Jail Tower
Communication tower on the Monroe County Jail building. A favorite perch.
kakk
if done in a hurried manner, can be an alarm call but regular kakking can also be done for attention
Kaver
Wild hatched. Second mate of Mariah (2002-2008) Known affectionately as QTP2T. An extraordinarily faithful mate. In 2006 when Mariah was injured he successfully hunted for her and the newly hatched eyases.
Kestrel
A small falcon species; very colorful with a red dish brown back and blue-grey head; most common falcon in North America
KO
Kodak Office Kodak Tower, the highest building in the complex, was the original nestbox site and birthplace of close to 50 peregrine eyases
KP
Kodak Park Properly, Eastman Business Park. Ironically, where Mariah had been seen for awhile after she relinquished territory. It is a few miles down the same road as Kodak Tower. Lady Pefa is on one of the buildings of that complex
LP
Lady Pefa Peregrine falcon with a purple midwest USFWS band residing at Kodak Park.
M&K; M/K
Mariah & Kaver Resident peregrine pair 2002-2008
Mariah
Peregrine Falcon matriarch-- first falcon on Kodak tower (1998). First mate was Cabot Scirocco (1998-2002), then with Kaver (2002-2008). She spent most of her time at Kodak tower until the nestbox was moved to Times Square in 2009.
Mercury
Statue across from Times Square Building across the road from Times Square building. Favorite spot of A/B. Seems to be the statue they prefer for mating and eating purposes.
Midtown Plaza
Going, going, almost gone. An almost nest site for Mariah and Archer, then Archer and Beauty. Watchers witnessed many a coming and going of Falcons at the Midtown Tower, which is the only section of Midtown that will remain in the future.
NB
Nestbox Manmade box with gravel substrate used to simulate the peregrine's preferrednest site of a gravel ledge on a cliff face
OCSR
Old Changing Scenes Restaurant. Properly the First Federal Building place where falcons seem to go but not for mating or nesting. Mariah and Kaver (M&K) used to store food in the elevator shaft of that building. This is still used for those purposes by Archer and Beauty. Fledglings in 2010 also would go there with their parents.
ORB
Orange Rail Building. A building at Kodak Park where Lady Pefa and a tiecel have been perching.
Orville
A round white stone from the original scrape on Kodak Tower that was often mistaken for an egg. During the long days of waiting for the eggs to hatch the stone was given the name Orville. When the nest box was moved, Orville was taken to the new nest box where he is proudly overseeing the newest generations of Rochester Peregrines from the back left corner
PC
Psych Center about 3-5 miles from Times Square. We have seen Pefas there through the years (including Zephyr in 2009). Again this winter, 2010, two have been seen on that building. It is privately owned so viewing is restricted
PF or PeFa
Peregrine Falcon
Powers Building
Another nestbox site after the box was removed from Kodak. Birds have been seen near there but the nestbox has not been used.
Quest
Hatched Rochester, NY 2008. Outfitted with a transmitter that is still broadcasting her position as she wanders along the north shore of Lake Ontario.
Raptor
birds of prey that generally hunt on the wing, using powerful talons and beak as well as keen eyesight to capture prey
RFC
Rfalconcam The place that brings all the falcon fans, both on the ground and on the internet, together!
RFW
Rochester Falcon Watchers
RM&T
Rhea Mae & Tiago Rhea Mae (Rochester, NY 2006) is nesting with Tiago at the Sheraton Centre in Toronto, ON
RTH
Red-tailed hawk; large hawk with brown back, pale chest and brick-red tail; probably the most common hawk in North America
scrape
Peregrine falcon nest; the depression scraped in the gravel to hold the eggs during incubation
Seneca
Hatched in 2008. Nested in 2010 with Cheyenne at Brookpark Rd. Bridge near Cleveland, OH.
tiercel
male peregrine
TS
Times Square Building new site of nestbox, used by Beauty and Archer
USFWS
US Fish and Wildlife Service Issues the sequential numeric bands used in bird banding. On peregrine falcons, the band color often indicates the region the bird was banded
VID band
Visual ID band Colored band with numbers &/or letters large enough to read with a spotting scope or strong binoculars
wailing
used by eyases/fledglings when begging for food. Adults will also wail when laying on eggs to indicate change from one adult to another
Wild Wings
Rehabilitation center and sanctuary for injured and unreleasable birds of prey
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what a wonderful glossary--really helped me--
sure it is just a work in progress--arent we all
thanks for all the hard work--chlosmom :
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