Jul 1, 2006
Maxine
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
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
Labels: 1999, Cabot-Sirocco, Mariah, Maxine
