Quest and Kendal - Toronto/Don Mills

[Donna]

  Awesome!!

[Donna]

But wait, isn't on the wrong ledge? Hmm, gots to check this.

[glothom]

I'm not sure. Unless the cam is zoomed in I can't tell which ledge it belongs on.

[Dumpsterkitty]

But wait, isn't on the wrong ledge? Hmm, gots to check this.

I was just doing the same thing...

[nycbird]

It is correct ... one down & 3 over

[Dumpsterkitty]

It is correct ... one down & 3 over

Thanks! I knew it was one with a broken blind, but it just didn't look right...probably the cladding throwing me off.

[nycbird]

Can't wait to see the new "poop art" on those lovely mauve walls!!!!

[Donna]

It is correct ... one down & 3 over

Thanks! I knew it was one with a broken blind, but it just didn't look right...probably the cladding throwing me off.

Looked different to me too! 

[Dumpsterkitty]

Quest Weekly map has been updated.

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Interesting she's been hanging on the west side instead of the east side.

[Donna]

Patty seems to think it was 2 down, 2 over. It still doesn't look right. I don't know.

[Donna]

I thought here, wow, I'm all confused now.

[nycbird]

Donna . check your email for an original pic of the tray

[Donna]

  Yup, your right nycbird, THANK YOU!!

[Bird Crazy]

now as long as those two don't mind the building changes. They lost a lot of the nubs they used to sit on.

[Kris G.]

!!! Home is where the heart is! But the nest box helps allot!!
November 21, 2012 - Toronto - Don Mills

CPF Postmaster Reports:

November 21st - 2012

Despite the fact that Quest and Kendal have been not very visible these days (although pretty typical of most all of our urban resident territorial adult peregrines throughout the winter months), they have been very much around watching the happenings and all of the ongoing work around the 220 Duncan Mill nest building. Yesterday, (November 20th) we received a flurry of calls from watchers reporting that both Quest and Kendal were very visible around the three Duncan Mill buildings involved in several “fly-byes� of the nest ledge obviously pretty excited about the return of their nest box.

While they kept their distance and didn’t actually land on the 220 Duncan Mill nest building, they were more than interested in the fact that the nest box was back on ledge!

Stay tuned, as we should start seeing them more often in the next few weeks, and hopefully we’ll catch some camera views of them back in the nest box in the evenings after the workmen have left the work site for the day. I’m sure that Quest will have some house-cleaning and straightening-up to do once she gets back in the nest box