Just found this. They have found the new nest.



Used the same site

very cool thanks for the heads up!

This isn't K10 and K26, this is the Sauces pair. They found K10 and K26's new nest but are unable to put a cam on it at this point so they moved the cam to the Sauces nest on Santa Cruz. They are incubating 2 eggs! I really miss the PH pair (my favorite pair next to Delta OWL) but it will be nice to get to know another pair on Santa Cruz!

Sorry I just thought it was the PH nest due to the link. I only looked in on the nest a couple times last year.

Hi Iona, I have watched the PH pair since that first year in 2006. They were so young and such fabulous parents that I really fell in love with them. I sure hope they can get a cam going again for them next year but in the meantime at least I have another cam I can watch at work and it will give us a chance to get to know another pair on Santa Cruz and I must say it is really quite a pretty view, quite different from the other nest cams in the Channel Islands!

An exciting piece of news from a helicopter survey of Santa Cruz, there was a familiar face seen





Only 5 years ago we watched A49/Cruz grow up, not so long ago she was a chocolate brown juvie:



Also A64/Spirit from the 2008 nest was seen flying around:



From the helicopter they were also able to get a brief view of the new PH nest, and K10 appeared to be brooding - hopefully

That is great news Ostrich - Thank you for posting it. Doesn't Cruz look magnificent!!!!

K10 /26 new nest looks just as stark and unappealing - no shade - no protection from the elements or invaders - as their old nest.

Great pictures - and wonderful to see A49/Cruz all grown up!

The one advantage this nest has (besides privacy ) is that it's closer to the water - so the adults won't have to go so far from the nest to get food.

I've set up a thread for the Sauces Canyon nest - their first chick hatched this evening!