May 03, 2008 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
Linda Woods Reports:
This morning I made my way up to the Sheraton to check on Rhea Mae. She appeared to be sleeping and continues to incubate her eggs. Tiago was not in view at this time. Daily checks and frequent visits will continue as we expect a hatch within the week or so. It will be hard to calculate a hatch date, as the days between the first egg and second egg were laid far apart.
Keep Watching.
Photos by Linda Woods.
Posted on May 3, 2008 8:12 pm
May 03, 2008 - Toronto - Four Seasons
Harry Crawford Reports:
There were very few opportunities to view the peregrines today because of the fog and rain. Hunter was on the south-west corner of 77 Bloor West at 8:18am. He moved to the south-west corner of the CIBC building at 8:27am and eventually to the east CIBC antenna at 9am before disappearing from view.
Posted on May 3, 2008 12:23 pm
May 03, 2008 - Toronto - King Street
Linda Woods Reports:
As I was rebooting the King St camera late this afternoon, I was able to see a live image of the activity on the nest ledge. The adult peregrine was tight on the nest. I waited until she got up and saw at least three eggs intact, the fourth egg was not in view. She quickly set back down as it was pouring rain with strong winds.
Posted on May 3, 2008 10:34 am
May 02, 2008 - Toronto - Four Seasons
Harry Crawford Reports:
When I got home at 1:32pm, Ranger was on the south-west corner of 77 Bloor West. At 2:03pm, she was circling above the building with a male, likely Hunter, and both flew off towards Yorkville. At 2:55pm, a male and female were on the west side of the CIBC building. The light wasn’t great so I couldn’t tell if the female was Ranger. They were both gone by 6pm.
Posted on May 2, 2008 12:24 pm
May 01, 2008 - Toronto - Sheraton Centre
CPF Volunteer Reports:
At 1:10 I got a frantic call from my friend and falcon watcher Wendy on the east side of my floor. Two falcons were chasing each other and flying around between FCP and Scotia Plaza. Web cams confirmed both sites still incubating. I rushed over to her office and watched one bird fly for some time south of Scotia Plaza. After about five minutes a second bird came in from the west and they vanished out of my sight east of Scotia Plaza. Now, Wendy has been watching the birds for a few years too and the interesting thing she said was - one of them wobbles a lot and made me think of Spike!!!
Reported by Jan Chudy.
Posted on May 1, 2008 8:15 pm
