10:50 a.m.
As I was checking the cameras, I found one adult spending some time behind the pillar of 18 King St. No eggs yet.
6:50p.m.
Adult female has been seen sitting in the gravel just under the camera lens frequently the past few days. Here she is looking east.
Both adults seen on the ledge enjoying the warmer temps and the brief moments of sunshine.
Photos by Linda Woods - CPF Webcam.
Not sure if you are still tracking the Downtown falcon, but I photographed her 2 days in a row now on the balcony of the 32nd floor of the 4 Seasons Hotel. Here are a few of the pics I mentioned shooting from the 4 Seasons Hotel. The falcons are there quite frequently these days.
There were 3 together the other day. Beautiful creatures.
Reported by Jay Bell.
Photos by Jay Bell.
Checking out everything after the snow yesterday.
Reported by Jan Chudy.
Photos by Jan Chudy - CPF Webcam.
I was a bit late, but I saw a single peregrine falcon circling around the Metropolitan United church at Church and Queen streets on the afternoon of March 4, 2008.
Reported by Bill Barber.
With many thanks to Carol from Rochester New York, who was kind enough to send us a baby picture of Rhea Mae. As you have probably noticed, she looks a little different now!
Cute!
Thanks Carol.
Photo by Carol (Rochester, NY).
Despite the bitter cold and more snow, the 18 King Street peregrines were observed talking up a storm of their own today. With many thanks to Joyce in Rochester New York for capturing these photos of the two love birds on the nest ledge. Spring is in the air!!!
Photos by Joyce (Rochester, NY) - CPF Webcam.
A quick check of the cameras and found them both operating. But there in the shadows was a dark silhouette. Can’t tell who it is, but I bet it’s Rhea Mae.
While checking on the internet camera, Rhea Mae dropped by to say hello. I didn’t see Tiago today, but he is in the area.
