falconstars

Last Saturday (July 22) at about 3:00 PM Rhea Mae was seen hunting her own food. Carol P. took some beautiful pictures of her on Pride's rock enjoying her quarry, she posted them at the KfalconCam Discussion Board.


A little while after that Kaver came into the gorge with food and Rhea Mae did a food exchange with him.


I got to the gorge at about 6 PM, in time to see Mariah do a beautiful stoop over the gorge near the apartment buildings behind the observation deck. She came back with food and Rhea Mae flew out to do a food exchange with her, after which she enjoyed her third meal. Since Mariah and Kaver were still hungry, they had to go hunting again. Kaver ended up on the middle stack with food. Mariah ended up with some of his dinner and then Rhea Mae somehow got hold of some of it and enjoyed a snack after her dinners. Then she tried to fly!


She made it from the BeeBee station to Building 10 around 9:00 PM. She was on a window ledge 4 stories from the top. That's when I got the picture above. The quality is poor, partly from the poor lighting that time of night. Her formerly slim physique was transformed. Her belly dragged along the ledge as she walked.


It was a really fun night to watch the falcons because of the antics of Rhea Mae. Everyone was joking and kidding around about her feast.

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It was past 7:30 PM went I got to the gorge. Carol, Lou, Dana, Jeanne and Kathy G. were all there. The falcons weren't in the gorge area though. There was a band playing in the park across the gorge, so it was noisy there.


Dana and Lou were going to go downtown to see if they could spot any of the falcons. I decided to go along because I wanted to learn where the falcons hang out downtown.


They spotted one right away on the south side of Xerox. They pointed out some of the other spots where they are likely to be downtown. I decided to go back to the gorge with the other watchers. When I got there they were all leaving. Carol said Dana and Lou had just radioed in that they spotted a falcon on the communication tower. I decided to head over to the communication tower where I saw Lou and Dana just leaving. I spotted the falcon on the tower and got a picture of it.

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We saw four other watchers as we approached the east side of the pedestrian bridge. Brian, Joyce, Carol and Kathy O. had Mariah spotted on the 17th floor of the Kodak Tower, other than that, it was pretty quiet. Marcia showed up a little while after we did.


My son and I looked for the beavers but the water was pretty muddy and I doubted we would be able to spot them. The weather was beautiful, warm and a little breezy. The gulls and the heron were enjoying the breeze. Here are a couple pictures of the herons:






Heron in the falls.


Aura came flying into the gorge from downtown. She did a fly over the bridge and soared over the observation deck for a minute before she flew back downtown. It was nice to see her.

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Sabrina, Aura and Rhea Mae in the morning, before they disperse.


July 25: Tuesday evening watch


Spectacular Sunday - Five new videos!

Falcon stars and the paparazzi

July 5 link - Kodak Birdcam photos

July 4 Falcon Watch - With Video!

July 1 link I've posted a new video from Thursday night when a storm passed through during a falcon watch.


June Links">

June 27 Video - 9 minutes of video including Sabrina landing on the railing, I was able to get a sharper image than on the video below. You'll see the juveniles scramble after their parents when Kaver brings in food, plus much more.

Video - Sabrina and Jeanne.

June 27 Fledgewatch by Lotto.

June 27 - I went out to Kodak this morning and took some more video. If all goes well tonight after work I'll transfer the tape to DVD, copy the DVD to the hard drive, change the .vod files to .avi files, match the video and audio together and then upload it to the web. Simple. I have footage of Sabrina flying and landing on the railing of the pedestrian bridge, footage of all five falcons in the air, footage of a juvenile enjoying a meal, and footage of Sabrina and Rhea Mae preening each other. Look for the video later tonight.

June 25 Fledge Watch Report

Video link - Aura flying. Video taken on June 23.

Video link - Sabrina flying. Video taken on June 23.

June 24 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Rhea Mae emerged from the center stack at about 10:30 AM today. She seems to be fine

Rhea fell down smoke stack, still there as night fell.

June 23 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The girls started the day in the nest box again. Sabrina took off early, Aura jumped down to the playpen.



June 22 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The girls started the day in the nest box again. Reports from the fledgewatchers indicate that Sabrina flew to the communications tower, she was spotted there with Kaver. Sabrina also spent some time on the very top of the Koak tower, on the ornametal flowers. Aura did not leave the tower, neither did Rhea Mae. They spent the majority of the day in the playen.


June 22 News Link - Scroll to last story.




June 21 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The juveniles all started the day in the nest box again. Sabrina made several flights today, she even visited the Beebee Station smokestack. Aura flew today too. Exciting day for the fledge watchers. We have two fledglings.



June 20 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The juveniles all started the day in the nest box. Sabrina left the nest box at 5:25 am. Aura left about 6:40 AM. Later in the day Sabrina flew away from the tower and right back again, twice. We have one fledgling.


June 19 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. All three juveniles are out of the nest. Rhea Mae moved to the rail. Aura was in the playpen early in the morning, probably spent the night there. Sabrina seems to move at will from the nest, rail, roof and playpen. She was flying back and forth from the roof to the playpen this morning, at least I think it was the playpen, she was only in camera range when she was on the roof. Rhea Mae's head was moving back and forth from the playpen to the roof as if she was watching a tennis match.

Lord Garavin's Bird Blog
is providing daily updates.

Robert Redford and Peregrine Falcons! Great Combination!






June 18 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Sabrina spent the night in the nest box. This morning she moved out to the rail, then she moved to the top of the nestbox. At about 9:00 AM she moved back to the playpen.

9:10 AM - Aura moved out to the rail


Mariah's leg - April 10 - today - Photos of Mariah's leg while she heals. Pictures updated daily.



June 17 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Sabrina spent the day in the playpen. Aura stepped out briefly to the rail. At about 9:45 PM Sabrina appeared back on the rail of the nest box.


June 16 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Sabrina expanded her horizon a little more this morning.

Lord Garavin's noon time report




June 15 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Sabrina likes sitting on the rail



June 14 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Sabrina has stepped out of the box onto the ledge outside the box.


June 13 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. I read on K Falcon Cam that if Sabrina was a boy, her name would be Valiant. Just sayin'


June 12 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. I think Sabrina is going to take off soon!

Story about Rhea Mae

Lord Garavin's noon time report



June 11 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.

Look how big they are getting!

Lord Garavin's Fledge Watch report





June 10 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are getting closer to the edge!



June 9 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. See some great "headless" pictures!



June 8 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Kodak birdcam fans are meeting at the pedestrian bridge at High Falls this Saturday at 8 am to organize a fledge watch.


Lord Garavin: Mariah and Kaver in Fine Form



June 7 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.


June 6 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Lots of wing flapping and Mariah dropped off prey for the eyasses to eat on their own. It took them a couple hours to figure out that Mariah wasn't going to feed it to them.



June 5 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.


June 4 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.


Movie Poster



Kodak Birdcam Trading Cards


June 3 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.


June 2 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.

ljcblog: Forget about Brangelina's baby.

June 2 news link - Democrat and Chronicle.

June 1 news link - Democrat and Chronicle.


Lord Garavin's Narrative and Pictures - See Mariah defending her young, pictures of the eyasses as they were banded, follow along with this blow by blow account.





Rhea Mae, Aura and Sabrina. One of them will be fitted with a transmitter next week, they are too small today. A transmitter will enable tracking her movements when she leaves the nest for good. Mariah is on the roof.


June 1 Banding News - There are three female eyasses. Rhea Mae (gray band), Sabrina (red band) and Aura (blue band.)



Food Exchange Pictures - You have got to go see these pictures of a food exchange between Kaver and Mariah. They are too beautiful to ignore. Play it slideshow format, it's just astounding. Many thanks to Marcia who agreed to let me post this link.



June 1 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Today is banding day!




May 31 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. It's been really hot in Rochester, the eyasses are feeling the heat.



May 31 Movie from Shaky's site.

Age Guide to Young Peregrine Falcons - Chrissy posted this out on the Official Kodak Birdcam Discussion Board yesterday (post 51069). It is originally attributed to Aafke, one of the board's moderators.


May 30 - Awesome pictures at Lord Garavin's Bird Blog.


May 30 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are flexing their wings.


May 30 movie - from Shaky's site.


May 29 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are venturing closer to the edge of the nest.

May 29 - Watch a movie of Mariah and the eyasses

May 28 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The babies are nearly as big as the parents!

May 27 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The underside of the eyasses' wings are covered with blue feathers, take a look!

May 26 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are standing up and practicing flapping their wings!

May 25 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. Super dad Kaver fed the eyasses 4 times between 5:30 AM and 7:30 AM!

May 24 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses have begun exercising their wings by doing a little wing flapping.

May 23 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are now 17 days old. They have big yellow feet now, and you can see the beginnings of feathers forming if you look closely. Lots of pictures of the eyasses in yesterday's and today's pictures.

May 22 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.

May 21 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.

May 20 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam.


Great news! Banding day is June 1 at 9:45 AM. Mariah is still on the mend from injuries sustained on May 6, and she's making progress. No one knows for sure how she was injured, my guess is a territory fight with another female falcon. Territory fights can go on until one or both falcons die. If Mariah was in a territory fight it's a good thing she made it back to the nest. The falcon experts say that they have known falcons who have lost a leg who successfully raise their broods and carry on with their lives.


May 19 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam

...Just Rambling...: Bird's Eye View

Fish-outta-water: Friends in High Places: Take Two

May 18 link - Pictures from the Kodak Birdcam. The eyasses are growing fast.

May 17 link - Kodak Birdcam pictures

May 17 news link - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - 4th story down.

LIFE IN BANGKOK: Kodak Falcons

May 16 links - Kodak Birdcam pictures from the eyrie.

Ang's Meanderings - Mama and Fuzzy Ugly

May 16 news link - Scroll down to 4th story

May 15 news link - WHAM 13 news, information is old, reports the one eyas dying and the 5th hatching. Does not report that the fifth eyas has also died.

May 15 link - Pictures from the eyrie.

May 14 link Pictures from the eyrie.

May 13link - Kodak Birdcam pictures from the nest. Hatchling #5 dies.

May 12 link - Kodak Birdcam pictures from the nest. Please leave a comment on your favorite one!

May 11 link - See May 11 pictures from the nest, a new eyas is born.

May 10 link - An eyas dies.

May 10 link Trouble? Comments on the pictures are welcome. See my post for full story 1:20 PM Three of the eyasses are very active, one of them does not seem to move. Pictures updated.

May 9 link - See pictures from May 9, still 4 eyas.

May 9 news link WHAM13 News

May 9 news link from the Democrat and Chronicle

A Beautiful Picture of Mariah was photo of the week in Birder's World. My friend Tom submitted this picture.

May 8 news link - Kodak Falcon Eggs Hatch from WHAM13 News.

May 8 link - See the third day of hatching. There are 4 eyas now! 38 photos!

May 7 link - See the second day of hatching. There are 3 eyas (babies) now! 22 photos!

May 6 link - First day of hatching! 24 photos!

May 5 link - 1 photo

May 3 link - 7 photos

May 1 & 2 link - 6 photos

May 1 Falcon news and pictures from Lord Garavins Bird Blog.







April 25 - 27 link - 18 photos

April 22 - 24 link - 11 photos

April 19 link - 16 photos

April 18 pictures and more at Lord Garavin's Bird Blog. See Kaver chase away some turkey vultures.

April 10 news and pictures from Lord Garavin's Bird Blog.

April 9 - 17 link - 6 photos

April 7, 2006 news link - RochesterAtHome






March 26 news link from 10NBC.

September 20, 2005 news link from the Democrat&Chronicle

March 17, 2005 News Story from Rochester's Democrat & Chronicle.

July 21, 2004 news link "Dash and Swoop" from Rochester's City newspaper






Here is the link to the Kodak Birdcam


A Rochesterian's Bird Blog: Lord Garavin's Bird Blog


Here is a Yahoo Group Discussion Page about falcons. Very active discussion on Kodak falcons.


Here is a website that stores the pictures from the Kodak Birdcam: The Unofficial Birdcam Archive Viewer



The daily activities of Mariah and Kaver are chronicled here: The Falcon Flyer


Falcon Webcams Around the World from State Road Elementary Library, Webster, NY


Pam Johnson Brickell Art - Watercolor pictures of Kodak's falcons.


Falcon Focus Message Board Kodak Season 2006. Infrequent postings.


Braddock Bay Raptor Research Discussion Board. Infrequent postings.


See more pictures from the Kodak Birdcam from my archives.




Have I missed a link? Leave me a comment below, I'll add it.

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6.5.1997 Banding


6.5.1997 Banding


5.5.2000 Kodak Nestbox

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Rhea Mae Sighting with Photo!

Rhea Mae Spotted in Canada!

Falconwatcher captures pictures of Mariah and juvie female falcon flying together on 4/2

Gorge at the Gorge

Labels: Mariah, Rhea Mae

Monday February 7, 2005

Craig K. reports: Today I had a incredible sighting of Hafoc, one of the 2004 batch of Falcons from the Kodak tower nest in Rochester, NY. that was satellite tagged by Mark Nash from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation. At approximately 11:35 AM local time on Monday, Feb. 7, 2005, as I was walking into the Media Play store located in Ridgemont Plaza on West Ridge Road in Greece / Rochester, I spotted him picking apart and eating a pigeon right in the middle of the sidewalk about 20 feet away from the main entrance to the store. I watched until he finished and flew away at 11:58 AM.

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The Canadian Peregrine Foundation - Rochester Homepage

Find the posts dated:

Thursday November 29, 2001

"Marcel Gahbauer reports: Earlier this week we received a report that a peregrine wearing a transmitter had been spotted in a tree on the grounds of Rochester Divinity School. Unfortunately, the leg bands were not seen, so we don't know who this might be. Obviously given the location the long lost Maryann is a possibility, but it could also be one of the other birds from Project Track-'em that may have gone silent due to battery problems with the transmitter. Please keep an eye out for this bird, and if you see it try to get a look at the leg bands if at all possible (even colour and position will help us a bit). "


Tuesday June 26, 2001

"Brad Carney reports: Come 12:35 or so ALL FOUR youngsters were flying around the tower for a good solid TEN minutes! What a sight. Locking talons, playing tag, two on two, one on three, three on one, hide and go seek, king of the hill, etc, etc. Seems that during this playful period, they must have all landed and launched from the "attic" ridge a good 6-8 times apiece! I'm here to tell you all that their flying/landing skills are exceptional. Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco are going to have to keep a sharp eye on their backsides and be prepared for unexpected participation in a game of tag!Yesterday, June 25, 2001, we confirmed ALL FOUR youngsters "stacked" together on the north-west facade of the Kodak tower during lunch! At the same time, we were able to witness Mariah & Cabot-Sirocco flying together on the north side in full view of the four "kids". Truly an AWESOME sight!"

Labels: 2001, Cabot-Sirocco, Mariah, Mary Ann

June 23, 2000

Mary Ann has spent the last few days resting and feasting on quail at the vet's office. This morning she was outfitted with a very small and lightweight GPS (Global Positioning System) transmitter to help us learn more about her migration path. For approximately one year, Mary Ann's location will be reported to a satellite every 96 hours.


Around noon, Mary Ann was taken up to the nestbox area and the door of her carrier was opened. She walked out of the carrier and continued to walk around the area just below the nestbox. As soon as Mary Ann was released, both Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco arrived and perched on the Kodak tower where they could watch the activities. Shortly after that, one of Mary Ann's siblings landed on the railing right by her and appeared to be encouraging her with his constant squawking.


Mark Nash, from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, was one of the people monitoring Mary Ann's release. He knew that Mary Ann's release caused the parents' squawking that he interpreted as a summons for a family meeting. All the siblings should have gathered within an hour or so. Mark became concerned when, after an hour, only one sibling had returned.


Meanwhile, people from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation and Kodak people associated with the project, continued to monitor Mary Ann's attempts to fly. By nightfall, she still had not taken off.


June 18, 2000

Mary Ann has had trouble staying airborne. Around 9 p.m. she was seen on the sidewalk of State Street, so trained bird rescuers took her to a veterinarian for examination. After receiving medicine for hydration and nutrition, Mary Ann is in good health and now rests at the vet’s office. She’ll most likely be released in one or two days.




From Kodak Discussion Board now offline

Labels: 2000, Cabot-Sirocco, Mariah, Mary Ann

Peregrine falcons Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco successfully raised their third brood of chicks atop the Kodak Tower. The Birdcam is closed for the season as the “millennium brood”—McKeever, Mary Ann, MichaelAllen and Mr. Money—have left the nest to practice their flying and hunting skills before making their first migration.

The Birdcam will start up again next spring when the peregrines return to nest. In the meantime, check out the Galleries to see Birdcam highlights, or visit other areas of the site to download new desktop images and photos, learn the history and life cycle of peregrines, and read updates about Maxine’s recovery.

July 13, 2000
Maxine, one of Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco's 1999 offspring, continues to recover after being struck by a car near St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada. She is being cared for by the famous Owl Lady of Canada, Kay McKeever. One of the Millennium brood, McKeever, was named after Kay and her husband, Larry, who are active participants in the peregrine falcon program.

Maxine's recovery from a fractured wing is going well. She is expected to be released, with a GPS (Global Positioning System) transmitter, like Mary Ann's, in August. Stay tuned for more details!

July 12, 2000
The falcon family continues to stay close to the Kodak building, spending much of their time in the High Falls Gorge area. Mary Ann and her sibling, as well as both parents, are being spotted regularly.

We are still trying to confirm the identity of the sibling who is flying with Mary Ann. In addition to MichaelAllen, we suspect that one other member of the Millennium brood has not survived.
June 24, 2000 At 5:30 A.M. Mary Ann was spotted flying and doing well. Later in the morning, she and one of her siblings were seen in the nestbox area. The sibling arrived with food. Although he may have intended it for his own meal, Mary Ann boldly stepped up and ate what her brother brought.

When only one sibling returned for yesterday's release of Mary Ann, Mark Nash, from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, became concerned. Although the average peregrine lifespan is 13 - 17 years, only about one out of two will survive to early adulthood. To live into their second year, peregrines have to survive the perils of early flight, when a strong wind can carry off a novice flyer. A search of the area surrounding the Kodak building began. Before long, MichaelAllen was found dead. We suspect that either Mr. Money or McKeever is also dead since only one of the three siblings responded to their parents' summons. People in the Rochester area are asked to be on the lookout for the other missing sibling.

June 23, 2000
Mary Ann has spent the last few days resting and feasting on quail at the vet's office. This morning she was outfitted with a very small and lightweight GPS (Global Positioning System) transmitter to help us learn more about her migration path. For approximately one year, Mary Ann's location will be reported to a satellite every 96 hours.

Around noon, Mary Ann was taken up to the nestbox area and the door of her carrier was opened. She walked out of the carrier and continued to walk around the area just below the nestbox. As soon as Mary Ann was released, both Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco arrived and perched on the Kodak tower where they could watch the activities. Shortly after that, one of Mary Ann's siblings landed on the railing right by her and appeared to be encouraging her with his constant squawking.

Mark Nash, from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation, was one of the people monitoring Mary Ann's release. He knew that Mary Ann's release caused the parents' squawking that he interpreted as a summons for a family meeting. All the siblings should have gathered within an hour or so. Mark became concerned when, after an hour, only one sibling had returned.
Meanwhile, people from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation and Kodak people associated with the project, continued to monitor Mary Ann's attempts to fly. By nightfall, she still had not taken off.

June 18, 2000
Mary Ann has had trouble staying airborne. Around 9 p.m. she was seen on the sidewalk of State Street, so trained bird rescuers took her to a veterinarian for examination. After receiving medicine for hydration and nutrition, Mary Ann is in good health and now rests at the vet’s office. She’ll most likely be released in one or two days.

June 14, 2000
The fourth and final hatchling fled the nestbox today setting off on its solo flight.
June 12, 2000 By the end of the day three of the hatchlings had left on their solo flights. They continued to fly in close proximity and were often seen perched on the railings and walkways below the nest box.

May 25, 2000
The four chicks were removed from the nest box, banded and weighed.

May 7, 2000
All four hatchlings are alive and well.

May 6, 2000
Mariah moved away from the action just long enough for the cameras to reveal that at least two more eggs hatched.

May 5, 2000
At approximatley 3 p.m. EST, the first egg started to hatch. Before sunset, the first hatchling had exited its egg.

April 3, 2000
Mariah laid a fourth egg—the most she has laid in her three years atop the Kodak Tower.

April 1, 2000
Mariah laid a third egg.

March 29, 2000
Mariah laid a second egg at approximately 6:30 p.m. She is not yet incubating the eggs. One or two more eggs are expected before she starts incubating them.

March 27, 2000
Mariah laid her first egg on March 27—Three weeks earlier than last year.

March 7, 2000
Preparation for this year’s Birdcam is underway! Installers camouflage themselves under a tarp and successfully place the Birdcam in the nestbox. Previous two attempts without using tarp proved to be dangerous when the parent falcons attacked.

March 1, 2000
Research reveals a happy coincidence in the Rochester peregrine family tree: Ponce-Kingsley—Cabot-Sirocco’s father and Maxine’s grandfather—was released in Akron, OH on July 1, 1992 and injured near Windsor, Ontario, in November 1992. In late January 1993, Ponce-Kingsley was transferred to The Owl Foundation for rehabilitation and release.

In caring for Maxine and her grandfather, the McKeevers have been instrumental to the survival of the Rochester peregrine family.

January 24, 2000
Kodak representatives visit Maxine at The Owl Foundation.
January 1, 2000 Employees in the Kodak Office Tower observe Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco daily through the winter and confirm the birds haven’t migrated.

From the Kodak Discussion Board - Now offline

Labels: 2000, Cabot-Sirocco, Mariah

July 13, 2000

Maxine, one of Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco's 1999 offspring, continues to recover after being struck by a car near St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada. She is being cared for by the famous Owl Lady of Canada, Kay McKeever. One of the Millennium brood, McKeever, was named after Kay and her husband, Larry, who are active participants in the peregrine falcon program.

Maxine's recovery from a fractured wing is going well. She is expected to be released, with a GPS (Global Positioning System) transmitter, like Mary Ann's, in August. Stay tuned for more details!

March 1, 2000
Research reveals a happy coincidence in the Rochester peregrine family tree: Ponce-Kingsley—Cabot-Sirocco’s father and Maxine’s grandfather—was released in Akron, OH on July 1, 1992 and injured near Windsor, Ontario, in November 1992. In late January 1993, Ponce-Kingsley was transferred to The Owl Foundation for rehabilitation and release.

In caring for Maxine and her grandfather, the McKeevers have been instrumental to the survival of the Rochester peregrine family.

January 24, 2000
Kodak representatives visit Maxine at The Owl Foundation.January 1, 2000 Employees in the Kodak Office Tower observe Mariah and Cabot-Sirocco daily through the winter and confirm the birds haven’t migrated.

From the Kodak Discussion Board - Now offline

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