Woo Hoo the IWS report is in for the Sant Cruz area and you will not believe the news......nope not telling you.....it would spoil the surprise but its definitely good news and I know K26 and K10 will be bursting with pride ....great news for all of us here

http://z7.invisionfree.com/CHIL_EagleCA ... topic=7073

Good Morning

6.42am I am unable to get the PH cam up.

8.26 I got the cam working.

Dr. Sharpe just posted this on the All-Nest Chat page:

I put PH back on Ustream, but am not allowed to do it on this page. http://www.ustream.tv/channel/pelican-harbor

Once VCOE people come to work the media player versions will be back up and if you can't see them then I'd suggest using a different browser.

K 26 on the nest and Dad on the balcony. It looks so peaceful and calm and mom looks so blissfull.

Moments later... Dad appears on he nest to relieve mom.

This is really up close and personal. I waited for a bit to snap , but mom would not cooperate and show me her head. But it is cute with dad standing behind her.

8.38
Mom takes off...and dad takes over.

Dad is tidying things up a bit

Before getting into incubation mode.

A few minutes after mom took off, dad finally settles on babyegg.

Happy Hatch Day K 10

Class of 2001
# K-10 (M)... aka *Pat
From: SF Zoo
Fostered into: Twin Rocks Nest
Where now? - Pelican Harbor Nest, Santa Cruz island
* Because he was fostered into the TR Nest on St. Patrick's Day.

Don't know mom's hatch date...but I am looking into it
Class of 2002
# K-26 (F)
From: SF Zoo
Fostered into: West End Nest
Where now? - Pelican Harbor Nest, Santa Cruz Island

9.54 Dad gets up and moves to face the back of the nest. If he rolled the egg, I missed it. He is back to incubating.

After a minute, he is up and aerating the bowl again....

I love how dad nudges a stick around with his beak. haha

10.00 Hmmmm... this is his 3rd attempt to get in the right position for incubating. He is now facing the cam at 5.



10.30 Cooling eggerooo



Looking very warm at the nest.

10.44 Hatchday boy is facing the back of the nest again.