Linn (2007) - Scarborough/Yellow Pages

[margaret]

I was just looking at CPF site, and they have posted four pictures of Linn and Reuben.  (I'd have copied them to this post, but I don't know how
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There are four pics; neither is identified, but from the size, I'd guess that three of the pics are of Linn.
If it is Linn, she is gorgeous!   Looks like her mom.

[Kris G.]

Reuben



Linn

[MAK]

   Great photos! I don't think there is such a thing as a bad Peregrine pic. I love them all!!! Thanks! 

[Donna]

http://www.peregrine-foundation.ca/w/2011/05/sightings/linn-and-rueben-photos-are-here/ Beautiful pics, here's the link!!

[carly]

What a handsome couple  

[Kris G.]

She is gorgeous!  A very handsome couple!

[Bonnie]

She does look a lot like Mariah.  Let's hope she has the personalities of both her mother and her namesake.  Nobody messed with Linn P either.

[Carol P.]

Beautiful pictures!  Thanks Tracy and Marion!   

[valhalla]

Beautiful pictures!  Thanks Tracy and Marion!   

[BIGFRANK]

I got this photo of Linn in the winter of 2007/08 sorry dont know the date anymore. She was on a flagpole near our Bell site. She has been in the area for some time it would appear. U can see she is still very much the juvenile in the photo!

[MAK]

I got this photo of Linn in the winter of 2007/08 sorry dont know the date anymore. She was on a flagpole near our Bell site. She has been in the area for some time it would appear. U can see she is still very much the juvenile in the photo!

Thanks Frank! 

[carly]

Linn is a mother!!!  

!!! We have a Hatch - May 18th!
May 21, 2011 - Scarborough - Yellow Pages
Mark Nash Reports:
May 20th 2011

Great news indeed! A huge thank you to the Yellow Pages security and their of their support, we were able to confirm a hatch today. Today offered the first sunny day after more than a week of blustery winds and rain, we were finally able todo another site visit to check on the Yellow Pages birds. We are very excited to report that todays observations yeilded a confirmation of a hatch! Given the visual we were able to get of the hatchling, it is believed that the young hatchling is approx. three days old. While the resident adult female was not giving much up as she stay firmly planted to the nest bowl, we did get a peek of at least one new born hatchling. The resident male was on hand to show his support to his mate, although the pair were very quiet throughout our visit. We believe that the young hatchling was hatched on Wednesday May 18th given its size.. We were unable to see any unhatch eggs or other young during this visit, but it is believed that their could be more young that have hatched.

Stay tuned…..(Mark is posting photos to CPF right now.)

[Donna]

Oh this is such great news, now we wait on Quest. Thanks!!

[Annette]

That are really great news!   

[Paul Hamilton]

Now, that is really good news! Just a month ago, I was walking on windy hills near The Cloisters in far northern Manhattan, looking across the Hudson to the Palisades, and thinking of Linn Pierson.  That brought to mind her falcon namesake, who seemed to have vanished.  I thought of how fleeting life was, forgetting that life had its own thoughts about that.

Paul