Other Peregrine Projects > USA Peregrines
ME / BRI - 2009-16
carly:
8:55 am and breakfast time for little Sumo ;)
bccs:
Adult and chick are both having a wonderful snooze.
The Peregrine Chick:
One of the risks you run with a webcam is that there will always be people who think they know what should be done and they are rarely hesitant to let other people know. They may in fact have the right idea but they rarely try to ask what is happening directly (i.e., not via the Forum) but rather post to the world. I'm afraid, when I'm puzzling out a problem, I don't ask the Forum for suggestions, I ask my colleagues, frequently with a possible scenario already thought out because while their advice is invaluable, they aren't on-site and they don't know the history of the birds/site/weather/etc.
Frequently the webcam's value as a monitoring tool for a biologist is greater than the expected complications of having a live webcam. Sometimes the complications are greater than expected (June 6th as an example), but hopefully that isn't often.
allikat:
I saw that too Carly...I just chuckled and spoke to the screen. Dad was saying" Sorry kid, love ya and all but you're just too big so go ask your mother ;D
carly:
Oh poor little sumo, think that was dad. He wanted to tuck under him and dad looked at him like..dude you're too big and he kept trying to move away and flew off...so forlorn but in comes mom and she's happy to have sumo cuddle next to her :-*
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