Manitoba Peregrines > Radisson Peregrines
Radisson - 2011 / Ivy & Princess
deedream:
Where are all our kids? Anyone know? I see one on the nextbox edge. Think that is Cade. Did any of them go flying today? :)
Linder:
In The Project section of the forum, there is a thread
Ask the Peregrine Chick
New to the Forum & have a question? CLICK HERE!
If you post your question here, it makes it easier for TPC to see and respond to you. In the Radisson thread it can easily become lost with all the other posts. Hope this helps you.
GCG:
--- Quote from: RaptorGal on July 15, 2011, 16:00 ---Not so sure that there would be a terrible aroma coming from the nest box in that there are only feathers and bones left once the falcons have eaten. ;)
TPC, I have a question for you. When the falcons migrate south, do they go in "single" mode or do they form a flock of more than one falcon? Do the chicks follow their parents? And do the falcon pairs go together?
I remember when I lived in SouthWestern Ontario, there was only a single falcon who swooped down and took a dove from our feeder. It was fall time so no chicks to feed and it was definitely an adult peregrine falcon. I have been fascinated by these raptors ever since. :)
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Very good question, RaptorGal! A need to know question. I have often thought about this very thing but never asked it of TPC and the PFRP. Education is a good thing for all of us. :-*
RaptorGal:
Not so sure that there would be a terrible aroma coming from the nest box in that there are only feathers and bones left once the falcons have eaten. ;)
TPC, I have a question for you. When the falcons migrate south, do they go in "single" mode or do they form a flock of more than one falcon? Do the chicks follow their parents? And do the falcon pairs go together?
I remember when I lived in SouthWestern Ontario, there was only a single falcon who swooped down and took a dove from our feeder. It was fall time so no chicks to feed and it was definitely an adult peregrine falcon. I have been fascinated by these raptors ever since. :)
Pam:
Just binocs....took my scope home.... that's why I can't ID them!
Can only see both parents at the moment, in their usual spots...
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