May 9th - 2012
Big thanks to Eileen who sent in these photos taken from the web cam of two little fluffy white hatchlings being fed by Quest!
Eileen writes:
Quest was kind enough to get up for a feeding and 2 little mouths are clearly being stuffed!
Congratulations!
Eileen
May 9th - 2012
Just received this great photo of the new hatchling and a feeding event.
Thank you all for sending in all of the great photos!
We are all looking forward to other hatches.
Stay tuned………..
Here is a great shot of Quest and Kendals new chick! She appears to be feeding it! Around 905am this morning.
Bruce confirms that Quest and Kendal have a hatch. He saw the chick seeming to be napping in the half-shell. Congratulations to Quest,Kendal and their hosts.
An eagle errr falcon eyed viewer in Rochester thought she saw a hatch for Quest and Kendal. Ive been on the camera since about the same time and believe that to be true. Quest’s fidgity behavior and posture are indications a hatch has taken place. CPF along with the followers around the world await 100% confirmation, we are watching! Look for a broken eggshell or little squirmy fuzzy.
May 3rd -2012
Shift change at Don Mills – I got a chance to see 3 eggs in the scrape before they were covered by the oncoming shift.
Meg Langley
April 30th - 2012
Caught another shift change in Don Mills, with Kendal coming in to spell off Quest.
Meg Langley Grainger
From Kat at Harlequin: April 17th A couple of Harlequin folks saw Quest eliminate an egg yesterday. She rolled it out of the nestbox. The egg was recovered and it was obvious it wasn’t viable. It will be turned over to the Ministry of Natural Resources for testing. There are now 3 eggs remaining.
April 8th - 2012
Good evening-
I just caught a nice hand-off at the scrape. Kendal wasn’t leaving until Quest entered the box-then he beat wings!
Eileen
On April 7th, Quest laid her 4th egg. Both she and Kendal have been seen incubating, which is typical of Peregrine Falcons. The pair will incubate for about a month, so watch for a 2nd week of May hatch.