Shortly before 10:16 pm, Beauty revealed both halves of the eggshell from her newly hatched eyas. We had to wait until this morning to get a look at all four eyases.

During this early morning feeding, you can clearly see four beaks.

Now our downtown Rochester falcon family is complete. Be sure to watch our live streaming video to watch this little family grow and I do mean grow! You will be amazed!

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Beauty and Dot.ca’s third eyas hatched early this morning. The eggshell made an appearance around 3:29 am.

Dot.ca came in to check out the new addition to his family.

There was feeding at 7:36 am.

Peek-a-boo!

While most of us were sleeping, a very tiny eyas arrived under Beauty early this morning, around 3:38 am.

We got our first glimpse of the first half of the eggshell at 3:43 am.

The other half popped out at 4:55 am.

If all goes well, there will be two more hatches very soon!

Here’s our first look at our little family this morning! Dot.ca got a little time to care for his two young eyases before Beauty came in to take over!

At 5:01 pm, we had a first glimpse of the arrival of Beauty and Dot.ca’s first eyas of 2019!

Please join us in congratulating our downtown Rochester Peregrine Falcon pair!

We still have three more eyases that will hopefully hatch soon. Be sure to tune into our live streaming video!

As of very early this morning, we noticed a small hole in one of the eggs. This is known as a pip and behind that pip is a very busy eyas working to break out of its egg. Please go into our live streaming video to view the arrival of our first eyas. If you listen closely, you can actually hear chirps coming from the eggs!

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You may have noticed that Dot.ca (DC) hasn’t been spending as much time as usual at the Times Square nest box. As it turns out, one of our stalwart falcon watchers found DC spending time with another female at a site she regularly checks for migrating falcons. It looks like he and his new female have started nesting and might be sitting on eggs.

Dot.ca is doing what tiercels in close proximity to more than one female do, they spread their seed. He is trying to reproduce as many young as possible. DC is not thinking about the stress this causes both females. So, please don’t judge him by human standards. He is a Peregrine Falcon after all.

This site is unprotected, so we will not be sharing its location, but be assured both sites will be monitored by local watchers. Due to this situation, we ask that no reports or pictures be posted.

Thank you,
June

The 4th egg arrived early this morning sometime after 3 AM.

A third egg arrived a little earlier than we expected Thursday afternoon at 3:31 pm. Beauty usually averages between 58-59 hours between eggs. It was only 56 hours between her 2nd and 3rd egg. Nothing is ever certain in the world of the Peregrine Falcon! 🙂

Right on schedule, Beauty laid her 2nd egg at 7:40 am!

You can also watch this Video of the 2nd Egg.

At 8:34 pm, Beauty laid her first egg of 2019 in the nest box on top of the Times Square Bldg in Rochester, NY!

Our new main camera did a wonderful job. There were many thrilled falcon fans watching the live streaming video.

Congrats to parents Beauty and Dot.ca and to all their many fans!