Jun 24, 2007
This Day in Kodak Falcon History, June 24
2006
Kaver stops by the nest box, he can't believe they are all gone either.
I was very relieved that Rhea Mae made it out from the center stack.
Susan C was too, read her M&K Unofficial Morning Report. Susan always writes such informative reports.
Rhea Mae Really Made It! by Lord Garavin
2005
Skye Gets a Transmitter! by Lord Garavin
Skye was released with her transmitter. Read Donna J's announcement: Super great News
Lou and Granny's pictures of Skye's Release
Chad Stewart's Photography Site: June 24, 2005
2004
The watchers were excited about Tracking Hafoc. by Dick
2000
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.
From the Kodak Birdcam Website, now offline
Kaver stops by the nest box, he can't believe they are all gone either.
I was very relieved that Rhea Mae made it out from the center stack.
Susan C was too, read her M&K Unofficial Morning Report. Susan always writes such informative reports.
Rhea Mae Really Made It! by Lord Garavin
2005
Skye Gets a Transmitter! by Lord Garavin
Skye was released with her transmitter. Read Donna J's announcement: Super great News
Lou and Granny's pictures of Skye's Release
Chad Stewart's Photography Site: June 24, 2005
2004
The watchers were excited about Tracking Hafoc. by Dick
2000
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.
From the Kodak Birdcam Website, now offline
Labels: 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, Hafoc, History, Kaver, kfalconcam, Mary Ann, McKeever, MichaelAllen, Mr. Money, Rhea Mae, Skye, watch report, Watcher Lord Garavin, Watcher Lou
