Rhea Mae and Tiago's Webcam - Toronto - Canadian Peregrine Foundation

[Donna]

Yesterday, the cams were side by side, now it's like this. Is this what your all seeing? Checking.

Make the browser window wider if you can. The pictures will return to side by side.

Wow, a simple click! I always kept the window small cuz it didn't matter before. THANKS!!

[carly]

!!! Sheraton Hatch?
April 30, 2011 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Linda Woods Reports:

Yesterday Zoe, captured an image from the web cam with evidence that we may have had a hatch.

Small fluffs of down can be seen in the image. I visited the nest site this morning with a quick look through the view port. Only a few fluffs of down remain, and what appears to be small fragments of egg shell. Keep checking the web camera and perhaps someone will witness food come to the nest tray.

[Dumpsterkitty]

!!! Sheraton Hatch?
April 30, 2011 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Linda Woods Reports:

Yesterday Zoe, captured an image from the web cam with evidence that we may have had a hatch.

Small fluffs of down can be seen in the image. I visited the nest site this morning with a quick look through the view port. Only a few fluffs of down remain, and what appears to be small fragments of egg shell. Keep checking the web camera and perhaps someone will witness food come to the nest tray.

Been watching all day & I didn't see a thing...

[Dumpsterkitty]

Personal opinion-I don't think there was a hatch Friday-not much movement off the eggs all weekend except to switch.

But I think something's happening now...Rhea Mae has that hunched up look going on...

[Dumpsterkitty]

Shift Change at 10:20AM, no hatch as yet, but very close!
May 02, 2011 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Mark Nash Reports:

I was lucky this morning at 10:20 am to catch a shift change and get a great view of at least three of the eggs, but slow to the go to save a copy the shot. Seconds later, while I was trying to save the great photo I had captured, one of the resident adults flew back onto the ledge and returned to the nest tray to cover up the eggs. Sadly. my first photo was lost during my scramble in an effort to copy save it, but I was able to sucessfully save a second photo showing a tiny view of the exposed eggs in the nest tray as the adult attempts to cover them up and carry on with their incubation duties.

Although there has not been a hatch as yet, its getting close!!
Stay tuned………….
Posted on May 2, 2011 10:56 am
Observation for Toronto - Sheraton Centre

[rynnac]

Make the browser window wider if you can. The pictures will return to side by side.

Eggsactly how big is your screen Shaky?    I tried on my monitor (a measly 19") and then on a 22" monitor on a lab machine, and I couldn't get the pictures to display side by side on either of them.  That's going to be a real bummer when fledge time comes!  Wish there was a way to put a scroll bar down the side of the window for those of us who can't see them side by side.

Nancy in UT

[Dumpsterkitty]

Make the browser window wider if you can. The pictures will return to side by side.

Eggsactly how big is your screen Shaky?    I tried on my monitor (a measly 19") and then on a 22" monitor on a lab machine, and I couldn't get the pictures to display side by side on either of them.  That's going to be a real bummer when fledge time comes!  Wish there was a way to put a scroll bar down the side of the window for those of us who can't see them side by side.

Nancy in UT

What I wound up doing was shrinking the window (ctrl -) so the insets were small enough to fit side by side.  The resolution wasn't great, but OK when it's wandering time.  I'm back to full size (ctrl 0) for hatch watch.

[Shaky]

Make the browser window wider if you can. The pictures will return to side by side.

Eggsactly how big is your screen Shaky? 

It's 1280 pixels wide.

[Donna]

Looks like a HATCH!!!!!    YAY!!!!

[Donna]

There...............LOOK! SWEET!!!

[Bird Crazy]

aaaawwwwwweeeee 

so sweet

Love the new camera Thanks CPF!

[Annette]

Definitely hatch! 

[Dumpsterkitty]

 

[Donna]

 

[jeanne]

Welcome to the world, little one