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Radisson - 2010 / Ivy & Princess

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des:

--- Quote from: des on May 27, 2010, 11:03 ---Really enjoy your answers to questions - general, and of course from kinderchicklets.  I never thought about falcon's hearing - must be pretty good, too. 
Also, I'd be happy to reach into the nest to get those egg shells...
or we could  could bid on that task as a fund raiser!

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Sorry - I need to learn to edit.

des:
Really enjoy you answers to questions - general, and of course from kinderchicklets.  I never thought about falcon'd hearing - must be pretty good, too. 
Also, I'd be happy to reach into the nest to get those egg shells...
or we could  could bid on that task as a fund raiser!

Cara59:
This is a beautiful view of mom and dad... ;D

Cara59:

--- Quote from: The Peregrine Chick on May 27, 2010, 09:59 ---Birth Announcement in the Winnipeg Free Press ....

Princess and Ivy, the Radisson Hotel's peregrine falcons, have hungry new mouths to feed.

The raptors' four eggs hatched on Monday and Tuesday.

The live-streaming "falcon cam" that broadcasts from the wooden nest box on the hotel's roof appears to show four healthy chicks, although they're so squashed together that it's difficult to count the downy babies.

"They all look good. They all have been sitting up, begging for food," said Tracy Maconachie, co-ordinator of Manitoba's Peregrine Falcon Recovery Project.

In mid-June, Maconachie and her team will put identification bands on the chicks' legs and determine their sex.

The mother, Princess, usually keeps the chicks tucked under her between meals. The father, Ivy, has been bringing home prey such as pigeons and gulls. The chicks have their first feeding at about 5 a.m. and get fed every two to three hours.

Maconachie is posting videos at www.youtube.com/theperegrinechick, so falcon fans can see what feedings are like.

Manitoba's other two pairs of breeding peregrines, one in Brandon and one in west Winnipeg, are each incubating four eggs, expected to hatch in June.


And here is the original link: Winnipeg Free Press (27 May 2010) Hotel falcons proud parents of four babies

And thanks to Alison Mayes at the WFP for tracking me down in a parking lot to get all the details!!   :D

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Great Birth announcement TPC!!

Saoirse:
What a great article! I'm sure Alison Mayes felt it was well worth her efforts to find you, TPC.

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