very full and very flat!

Too cute for words, They are stomping around & it sounds like little army boots. Still making Quiet peeps. Wait till they start screaming

#1 Boy Red done off cam so no Pic weight 590
#2 Boy White Left leg band 35/S weight 690g a real screamer

#3 Boy Blue left leg band 36/S weight 550g, This one was very QUIET, not a peep

I received an email from the web site today letting me know that the cam has gone live for the season!

yep cam is live....

2/17/2011 :: Video Streaming Begins
The live stream video web hosting has begun for the 2011 season. What's new for this nesting season? Most significantly, there is a new female in the nest. She arrived the first week in September of last year. The second week in September, an employee at the Amtrak Station across the street reported seeing a dead falcon near the rail line. No carcass was found there. The resident female has probably defended the nest ledge from challengers in the past. One could speculate that at 12 years old, she could no longer fend off younger, stronger females seeking out their own nesting territory. For more on the life and legacy of the original female, click on the Falcon Stories link on the DEP Falcon Page.

March 11 first egg

March 12 New Girl on the eggs

March 12, 2nd egg

I like the easy ID I was given =Dad-band=NG-more white on cheeks and more gray above cere. beak extends wider into sideburns, micky mouse ears pattern, more yellow around eyes

Dad asking NG if he can have a turn

apparently the answer was no

Dear Dad with his 4 eggs