Manitoba Peregrines > U of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
U of Alberta - 2011 / ? & Radisson
Elaine L:
I have no further news from Bev, which could mean that they are in the process of rescuing Mr. Yellow.
Kinderchick, to clarify, he fell into an area like a narrow hole, between the CSB and the heart institute; apparently this area is on the ground just beneath the walkway between the CSB and the hospital. It will be possible for humans to get into this area, I believe, but not for a falcon chick to get out of easily. Dad has been doing fly-bys to try to encourage Mr. Yellow, and to show him how to get out, but he is too young to know how to do this.
If I receive any further news, I will let you all know. Later, Bob, Carol, Peter and I will be down there, and we will be able to inform you of what is happening.
Rose:
Have faith folks,sounds like there are quite a few very competent and capable people there. :)
bob:
Hi Kinderchick. According to Elaine's later post (12:16) Yellow's not on the bridge structure anymore but in some form of hole on the roof of another nearby building. I'm not sure which which building that is, but it might make a rescue easier. Carol and I are going to the CSB for our planned shift after work, in about 4 hours. Hopefully, Elaine can post an update soon.
Kinderchick:
--- Quote from: Elaine L on July 15, 2011, 10:57 ---...He flew over and landed on a bridge structure on top of the hospital, between the CSB and the heart institute...
--- End quote ---
How on earth would the ground crew be able to get up there on the bridge to rescue him, without scaring him off somewhere else, Elaine? :-\
MayShowers:
Thank goodness for fledgewatchers and all their hard work. I hope that Mr. Yellow can be rescued safe and sound. As previously sais, talongs crossed.
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