BREAKING NEWS~MAY 2020

bev. · **Posted:** Tue May 26, 2020 9:33 am

I was right about bell, edmonton at 1:30 may26 :hatchegg:

and now at least two :hatchegg:

just after 5 am

pictures coming from emyrauld

skygirlblue · **Joined:** Sun Jul 26, 2009 3:18 pm **Posts:** 63313

USA and International Peregrine Falcon
Nesting Calendars
Have Been updated!!

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skygirlblue · **Joined:** Sun Jul 26, 2009 3:18 pm **Posts:** 63313

Huge Favor to ask. If anyone happens to get band information for North America Peregrine Falcon nests, could you please either post that info here or link me to your post under that particular nest. I'm putting known band numbers on the nesting calendars. I've already posted a few on the calendars...you can check them out here:

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:thanku

Ferenz · **Posted:** Tue May 26, 2020 12:34 pm

Dyfi, Wales ospreys Telyn & Idris have first hatch

bev. · **Posted:** Tue May 26, 2020 1:23 pm

at least at Bell , edmonton

loza · **Posted:** Tue May 26, 2020 3:14 pm

Hemweg Nl

cam in the nest does not work. The platform camera works.

05/26 Today about 20 I saw one white chick :hatchegg:

Maybe there is more to know about when they will start climbing the platform

Dutch Eagle Fan · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 7:38 am

Does anyone here remember a female falcon that had a very long upper beak and had trouble feeding the chicks?
I know there was at least one case in the past 15 years but can't remember when or where.
The female currently at Nottingham (UK) has such a deformation of the upper beak. And in 2018 the female at the Sutton nest had it too.
I got a question about it on Twitter from the LPP https://twitter.com/LdnPeregrines?s=20

kittenface · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 8:31 am

Milwaukee, WI. Molson Coors Brewery
c/45 c/46 m/27

loza · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 9:26 am

HEMWEG Nl

05/27 14.13 I see 2 cubs on the doorstep

bev. · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 10:00 am

banding video posted in sanjose slot courtesy of Paula

skygirlblue · **Joined:** Sun Jul 26, 2009 3:18 pm **Posts:** 63313

Dutch Eagle Fan wrote:

Does anyone here remember a female falcon that had a very long upper beak and had trouble feeding the chicks?
I know there was at least one case in the past 15 years but can't remember when or where.
The female currently at Nottingham (UK) has such a deformation of the upper beak. And in 2018 the female at the Sutton nest had it too.
I got a question about it on Twitter from the LPP https://twitter.com/LdnPeregrines?s=20

Cobb Island female after Renetta. Can't remember which one. She got more food on herself than in the chicks mouths...but, she managed.

The current female at QHS, Sutton, has that problem so probably the same 2018 female. There have been a few others, but can't remember where/when...I believe there is a medical term for it, but can't remember what it is.

catwoman · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 11:50 am

San Jose:

BANDING: (5/22/20)

Female - band ID Left leg 51/AW (Red tape)

Male
band ID Left leg 73/P (yellow tape)
band ID Left leg 69/P (Blue tape)
band ID Right leg 78/P (Black tape)

catwoman · **Posted:** Wed May 27, 2020 12:06 pm

UC Berkeley

BANDING: 5/11/20
2 boys, 1 girl

Girl: Poppy 24/AM
Boy: Sequoia 01/AM
Boy: Redwood U/71

Ferenz · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 8:25 am

Dyfi, Wales: Second hatch

Dutch Eagle Fan · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 10:21 am

Montreal, Canada: From Facebook

Quote:

The falcons were transported to the birds of prey clinic this morning. Unfortunately one of the three had died at daybreak.
The other two are alive, but infested with parasites, much like fleas, which feed on blood and therefore cause anemia. They will be treated and fed, and we cross our fingers for a return to the nest as quickly as possible. We will know more during the day, more news will follow. Thank you for your encouragement!

skygirlblue · **Joined:** Sun Jul 26, 2009 3:18 pm **Posts:** 63313

OH NO!!! Thanks for that rather grim news, DEF....hopefully (like we've seen in the past) they can be treated and returned ASAP. So glad they intervened!! We've all seen what can happen with a heavy parasite load. Hopefully, that is all that is wrong.

come on babies!! :15heartbeat:

Tsusan · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 11:29 am

skygirlblue wrote:

Dutch Eagle Fan wrote:

Does anyone here remember a female falcon that had a very long upper beak and had trouble feeding the chicks?
I know there was at least one case in the past 15 years but can't remember when or where.
The female currently at Nottingham (UK) has such a deformation of the upper beak. And in 2018 the female at the Sutton nest had it too.
I got a question about it on Twitter from the LPP https://twitter.com/LdnPeregrines?s=20

Cobb Island female after Renetta. Can't remember which one. She got more food on herself than in the chicks mouths...but, she managed.

The current female at QHS, Sutton, has that problem so probably the same 2018 female. There have been a few others, but can't remember where/when...I believe there is a medical term for it, but can't remember what it is.

The female at Cobb Island was named Eve, wasn’t it?

Terka · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 1:48 pm

Tsusan wrote:

:sorrow: ljames has posted a notice she received about the Kansas City Plaza nest on that thread here on Bird Cams Around the World. All three of the eyases have been found deceased.

Kansas City Plaza - Two chicks are alive, they have rings.

The description applies to the place Sioux-Ameren :girlsad3:

Tsusan · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 1:55 pm

Darn, I’m sorry- I’m trying to delete my post but don’t see how.... Someone can delete it if they can...I have no x next to the exclamation point....

Carolyn · **Posted:** Thu May 28, 2020 2:00 pm

Winnipeg

First hatch at Radisson Hotel ! :hatchegg:

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