New Peregrine cam in Australia

[Annette]

Since September is a new peregrine cam online.

http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/

The female brooded on three eggs. Now hatched two little ones.   

Nest cam
http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/index.php/nest-camera

Ledge cam
http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/index.php/ledge-camera

[Bobbie Ireland]

Neat, Annette!

 

[Donna]

Since September is a new peregrine cam online.

http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/

The female brooded on three eggs. Now hatched two little ones.   

Nest cam
http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/index.php/nest-camera

Ledge cam
http://www.gumtreecs.com.au/wordpress/index.php/ledge-camera

Aussome!!! Thanks

[Donna]

Just now. Didn't get a peek at the 2 eyases

[Donna]

Congratulations to our tolerant parents, Swift and Beau – the first little head popped up in the tiny hours of this morning’s darkness. As has been pointed out it’s so small but it’s very new. There is now also a second little head under Swift as well; third still unconfirmed. True to form our recording software and streaming has decided to fall over in random ways this morning, but we’re on to it and will continue to make sure we can provide as much live coverage as possible. Bear with us! When we’ve edited some clips a little shorter they’ll be made available via this website ASAP.
But for now the good news is that new life has appeared up in the eyrie and we’ll be keeping close tabs from now on. Enjoy the new life!
Website hits have skyrocketed so we apologise if you’re having trouble getting on, or the camera pages play up. They active streams are being monitored all day and we’re developing more stable versions to be implemented very shortly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3iICpGg-dw# Here's Beau taking his turn on the eggs.

[margaret]

Congratulations to our tolerant parents, Swift and Beau – the first little head popped up in the tiny hours of this morning’s darkness. As has been pointed out it’s so small but it’s very new. There is now also a second little head under Swift as well; third still unconfirmed. True to form our recording software and streaming has decided to fall over in random ways this morning, but we’re on to it and will continue to make sure we can provide as much live coverage as possible. Bear with us! When we’ve edited some clips a little shorter they’ll be made available via this website ASAP.
But for now the good news is that new life has appeared up in the eyrie and we’ll be keeping close tabs from now on. Enjoy the new life!
Website hits have skyrocketed so we apologise if you’re having trouble getting on, or the camera pages play up. They active streams are being monitored all day and we’re developing more stable versions to be implemented very shortly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3iICpGg-dw# Here's Beau taking his turn on the eggs.

This is so lovely to see.  Thank you, Donna, for posting.  I love watching how they so delicately step around the eggs.   It will be fun to watch the cam "down under"  to get our fix up "here".  

[Donna]

[Annette]

Finally that third egg has hatched.

[MAK]

It's a beautiful thing! 

[Donna]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4npuEpM39BE# Beau bringing in prey, (not for the squeamish, like me!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLBvsCxUTnI# Beau has a look at his new 2 from yesterday

[Dumpsterkitty]

Awwww! 

[Annette]

Before last(?) feeding of the day.

[Annette]

Breakfast arrives. Right front, the male.

[Dumpsterkitty]

Meet the peregrine falcon family

They get so big so fast!

[MAK]

BABIES!!!!!