Manitoba Peregrines > Radisson Peregrines
Radisson - 2011 / Ivy & Princess
ESP Chickita:
Thanks bcf! I will check out "The Rules" and now I know to stay tuned frequently. I love that fact that there is always news and things to learn about the peregrines - this has been such an amazing introduction to getting to know the species that I am truly hooked (or taloned... :D)! Thanks for answering for me - much appreciated!
Liz:
--- Quote from: Saoirse on July 22, 2011, 21:34 ---I can only see one, but no complaints -- at this point, it's so great to see any one of them "home" for the night! And so close, too.
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ditto, And so close too!
Leana:
--- Quote from: Saoirse on July 22, 2011, 21:34 ---I can only see one, but no complaints -- at this point, it's so great to see any one of them "home" for the night! And so close, too.
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DITTO!! ;D
birdcamfan:
--- Quote from: ESP Chickita on July 22, 2011, 21:19 ---So as I wait patiently for somebirdy to appear on screen, maybe someone can answer a few questions for this rookie...
Does the forum stay open for awhile, people to post if they have seen the family in flight?
When do the peregrines usually leave the area?
When do they come back?
ANd if anyone has any other "need to know" info, that would be very much appreciated. :D
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All great questions. The forum is open unless TPC has some work to do reorganizing the threads or providing upgrades. It migrates with the Peregrines as there are Falcons in the Southern Hemisphere too. A number of people watch those webcams as well as southern webcams of other species. Many members post stories about Peregrines that they have researched so the learning continues all year. Come spring, the weather starts to get to people and there is some reasonable silliness while we start the countdown to the expected return of the familiar Peregrines. Many American and European cams will come on line during that time so these nestboxes are followed. There are always lots of surprises once the Winnipeggers and Brandonites return, pair up and jostle for territory. So the short answer is, there seems to always be something Peregrine Falcon to gab about. It's great, I hope you enjoy it! Only advice I would give someone new is to read "The Rules" which you can find on the home page. It's a good introduction to any forum.
Saoirse:
I can only see one, but no complaints -- at this point, it's so great to see any one of them "home" for the night! And so close, too.
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