It remains a secret if and how many eggs there are overhere. That tehre are some seems certain. Both birds are at the site frequently and seem to take turns incubating.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Zurich nestsite
It remains a secret if and how many eggs there are overhere. That tehre are some seems certain. Both birds are at the site frequently and seem to take turns incubating.
Zwolle
No hatch here yet. Estimated hatchdate is April 26.Watch the live stream from this scrape on teh website of Electrabel, official sponsor of the Dutch Peregrine Falcon Foundation;
http://www.electrabel.nl/Over-Electrabel/Onze-centrales/De-centrales/Centrale-Harculo/Live-beelden-slechtvalken.aspx
De Mortel : 3 eyases or 4?
In De mortel S2 and Pa are taking real good care of their precious kids. There are 3 now, that's for sure, or are there 4? In some pics it looks as if there are indeed. We just have to wait until it is for sure we can see 4 of them.
Unfortunately the cams where offline for the biggest part of the day. There was a minor technical problem which we solved together with our sponsor INTERNL.NET. Thank you so much INTERNL.NET. Now we can relax and enjoy the feed from de Toren in De Mortel.
As a write this it is midnight in the Netherlands. I watch S2 in the scrape with her sweeties warm tucked away under her. She is looking down and checking if everything is fine with them.
Beautiful, magical, phenomenal S2, goodnight to you and your eyases dear falconlady
James River Bridge: 15 days old
Here are our sweeties. They are growing into real big eyases. They have a full crop and a fat belly and are being stuffed with fresh meat by their parents. Sir James is with them for long periods. Much more than their mother Elizabeth. That might be due to his old age. For a peregrine he is very old indeed. But still growing strong. Look at these 3 fine kids he produced together with beautiful Elizabeth. A fine couple they are!
Brighton: Sussex Heigths
April 26 is the estimated hatchdate. So we are very curious and anxious. Dear eyases we will welcome you into our world. Have a save journey out of the egg.
Heidelberg: 10 days old
The Heidelberg eyases are 10 days old now. They seem small, but that's mostly due to the way the cam is placed.
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