The Canadian Peregrine Foundation

Monday February 9, 2004
Mark Nash reports: Over the past months, I have been tuning into the new Etobicoke nest camera, and been very lucky to have caught the adults more often than not - on the nest ledge, sitting very close to each other on the nest tray itself. Sadly, the past three days, the computer had crashed, and like many, I have not been able to get my peregrine fix. Finally, I got the chance to attend to the computer and re-boot it to get the live image back on line, and much to my surprise and delight, both adults were present when the camera image was restored. I was able to spend several hours with the birds while working on the computer to restore the image. Angle, the adult female has a HUGH full crop as she sat on the nest tray (see the photo gallery for a picture). Marco, had his back to me most of the time, but seemed quite happy to spend some quiet times with his mate on the nest tray. They were both still together on my departure.