Canadian Peregrine Foundation

Mark took over the watch, joined by Bruce little later. Security spotted Flynn on the ground and notified Cathy and Mark, who captured her, into the carrier for another roof release and confirmed she was pretty bony and had not been fed in quite some time. She was quite dehydrated. I joined Cathy and Mark for the afternoon to close and and before being released she was fed some food, which she eagerly accepted without coaxing, that’s how hungry she was.
Mark and Cathy took Flynn up to the nest roof and I stayed on the ground to watch out for Flynn popping up. The alarm calling from the parents didn’t surprise us, but when she called out to her parents, Milli was not welcoming.  This female just hasn’t seemed very attentive. Honestly, it’s been a strange watch. By the time Chester flew over to check Flynn out it was  dark, so we are really hoping he brings some food to her tomorrow morning.
We closed the watch with a Milli in the nest ledge, Chester across and up on the Intel sign, and Flynn on the roof, visible above the nest. No sign of Logan.
Please let tomorrow be a better day.