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Alison:

--- Quote from: soaring west on May 13, 2015, 17:21 ---Hunter needed to be rescued and was picked up safely and taken to get eye looked at.  :)
Skye had to be rescued too, crows have brought her down for the second time.

--- End quote ---
Have you heard anything more about Hunter, soaring west? Any kind of eye injury is not good; I'm glad she was taken to be checked out. Hope Skye is okay too.

Yesterday I saw two of the fledglings back at the nest. Because the cam is not clear, it's really hard to tell which two.

soaring west:
Hunter needed to be rescued and was picked up safely and taken to get eye looked at.  :)
Skye had to be rescued too, crows have brought her down for the second time.

Alison:
The official fledge watch began on May 11. Sky was the first to fledge, yesterday morning. Buzo was the next to fledge, also yesterday.

Hunter was the last to fledge, early this morning.

Fly safely, little ones!

Alison:
All three chicks hatched.

They were banded by Glenn Stewart on April 22. They are three girls.

The chicks are:

Hunter (Silver band, 00/Z) – nominated by Arianna, Marisa, and Vyvy, Grade 4, Holly Oak Elementary

Buzo (Red band, 59/R) – nominated by Stuart, Kindergarten, Trace Elementary

Sky (Blue band, 10/R) – nominated by Tiana, Grade 5, Village School

Alison:
2015 NESTING SEASON

Clara and Fernando El Cohete are still the resident peregrines at this nest.

They have been incubating three eggs, and this morning there is at least one hatch:



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