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West Winnipeg - 2013 / Beau & Jules
Cooper:
Chilly morning with sundogs framing the morning sun on my way in. Spotted Jules on the "s", east side of diner.
Cooper:
Both adults greeting a new day and a new month on the east side of the diner. Beau on the "e", Jules farther down on the "s" at 7:30 a.m.
Moonstar:
It just amazes me how these young falcons know where to go and why they choose where they go and all by themselves. It is not like geese who fly together. These young falcons just all of a sudden up and go and we just hope they make it safely.
The Peregrine Chick:
--- Quote from: The Peregrine Chick on September 29, 2013, 10:29 ---As I mentioned in the Brandon Tower thread, migration is underway for our birds - one of the West Winnipeg girls was tracked over Kansas last week - that is too far south for a little autumn adventure, she is on her way. I wasn't going to post until I had information on who it is. The bird started heading south from north of Winnipeg so I'm assuming it's La Peregrina because she was the one still in the province, but Andamooka could have returned from the US for a last visit ... so have requested more information. Because we were talking migration on the Tower thread and I mentioned the WW chick, I figured I had better post what little I had heard here too.
When I get proper information I will post it.
--- End quote ---
It is our little pearl, La Peregrina, who has taken the lead on migration this year. At last report, the other four wild chicks with transmitters hadn't started to "move" yet. For those who don't remember my last update on who was where ... Andamooka was the one who was already in North Dakota, La Peregrina was still hanging out between Lake Manitoba and the Whiteshell. From the current report, looks like La Peregrina just decided one morning that that was day and she headed south, leap-frogging her sister and is now half-way to Mexico. Haven't heard but she may even have leap-frogged her older sister Juliet who has been in ND much of this summer as well. Will be interesting to see if she keeps on going or stops for awhile. As for how far south she will go ... last year's three chicks didn't leave the continental USA whereas the year before, one of the Brandon chicks bombed across the Gulf of Mexico from Louisiana (if I recall correctly) to Mexico then almost immediately worked his way back north to Texas.
Cooper:
Somebirdy on the diner, on the "p" east side early this morning waiting for the sum to come up. From the size, I'd guess Jules.
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