No NYU Cam. Just discovered a very nice highlight video of last season by BrightWings (from the google doc page). Watch it on YouTube. ( http://youtu.be/JZwjUZ_KPHA )
Probably no Franklin Institute cam ... most of you have heard that the hero hawk T2 was found dead. Mom probably "dumped" any eggs she had. There seem to be a couple of immature suitors around.
(Click on pictures for larger view.)
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| FI mom is a beauty. On the lookout for a new mate. (Photo by Keven Vaughn) |
Cornell hawk cam is fantastic, but BR and Ezra are enduring horrible spring weather. Here, BR has been stalwart keeping her eggs warm, while she is covered in snow and ice!
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| Big Red trying to remove some ice from her feathers. |
Of course, MN Bound nest and Decorah nest are cold. Been tougher to follow MN Bound nest as chat has been down for some time and blog has not been updated in a while.
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| Decorah nest |
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| MN Bound nest |
The Calgary falcon nest cam is up ... awaiting the falcons' return.
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| Screen cap courtesy of BirdSeed. Red speck in lower right corner is CalgaryBirdLady! |
Warm weather nests:
Meanwhile, we have some extra viewing time at the Southwest Florida nest. E4, who will be 14 weeks old on April 2nd, seems content to stay at home and we still await his fledge.
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| Ozzie and Harriet on high branches, urging E4, on the lower branch, to fledge. |
Of course, all is well at the Albatross nest in Hawaii. Wish we were there!
And there's a new Phoebe Allen in California. Two chicks have hatched. (The previous Phoebe's chicks were rescued by a rehabber and successfully released!)
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