Manitoba Peregrines > State Capitol, Lincoln, Nebraska
State Capitol - 2016 / 19K & Alley
Alison:
The little mischievous one is back in his nest, trying to look innocent. He was up above the nest, and returned on his own. Calling for Mom, food or both in the second pic.
Alison:
The chick is not in the nest! He was there this afternoon when I checked, and I saw Alley bring him food.
Wherever he went, I hope he is safe.
The Peregrine Chick:
So long as there is nothing seriously wrong with H/57 at this time, you watch, in two or three years he will be back and nesting like a pro. Somehow that is often the case - birds go down and end up being the survivors who return.
Alison:
Another update from Fontenelle Forest's Raptor Recovery:
Both of our famous Peregrines are eating and resting comfortably! Both have appointments on Monday. I will have photos at that time. I will publish late Monday evening.
I would like to extend sincere gratitude for the amazing interest and generosity to all!
The second "famous peregrine" in their care is 19/K's grandson, H/57. He is the little male from the Woodmen nest, and he was found on the sidewalk after being missing for at least two days. This was his second rescue, and he was taken into care at Fontenelle Forest's Raptlor Recovery for the second time.
Hoping for good results for both on Monday.
Alison:
A short update on 19/K from Fontenelle Forest's Raptor Recovery:
Thank you so much for everyone's interest in the plight of 19/K, a peregrine falcon from the state capitol building in Lincoln. He is doing well, resting and recovering from his ordeal. His wing will remain wrapped until June 20th. Once the wrap is removed, we'll be able to determine if the injury is healed or if more care is needed.
We are still very hopeful for a complete recovery!
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