Tsavorite, Kodak, and Casey Need Your Help
Tsavorite, Kodak, and Casey are becoming feathered juveniles. Soon they will fly and grace the skies over Rochester. That is also when the human watchers get involved.
There are times when the young falcons get into an unsafe situation and need our help. We would like to invite others to join our dedicated core team on the fledge watch. If you are local to Rochester, NY please consider spending some time keeping an eye on the young falcons.
The prime in-person watch needs will be in mid to late June. They are usually most active early morning and late afternoon. No need to commit now. Please just keep it in mind as you are enjoying the antics of the eyases in the scrape!
The Rochester, NY falcon cams have been instrumental in the recovery of the peregrine falcon since 1995! The Art Deco high rise building ledges simulate the natural ledges peregrines use for scrapes in the wild! The nest box provides shelter from the weather and a safe place for the eggs to hatch.
Maintaining our cameras and network can be challenging. From hardware and cameras to the social media integration there is a lot to do. If you are technically savvy and would like to help keep Rfalconcam running smoothly please reach out!
More information can be found on our main website along with our forum, still, and streaming cams at https://rfalconcam.com. As always, thank you to our sponsors at GVAS https://gvaudubon.org.
As always, keep your eyes to the sky!
June 8th, 2026 at 9:24 AM
It would be great to read new names in the reports on how the falcons are doing. Minding the juveniles and keeping an eye on the adults is obviously rewarding, which is why the veterans have been doing it for so long, but the next generation of Rochester watchers needs to step up to keep the magic we Bathrobe Brigaders can only support financially going.