Other Peregrine Projects > USA Peregrines
ME / BRI - 2009-16
Alison:
Here's a pic from a few moments ago, the only one I could catch before it went black again:
Alison:
--- Quote from: The Peregrine Chick on April 01, 2009, 10:03 ---I suspect that I wasn't much, if any, help. The box was changed so soon after I contacted the project that I suspect that they already had it in the works. I appreciate your confidence in my abilities though! :-* (We now have to see what happens in Edmonton)
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Thank you so much for contacting the project about this, TPC, and for helping to make this situation much better! It's so great to be able to watch the falcons incubate their eggs normally now, instead of struggling to keep the eggs under them. I hope the eggs are still viable, after everything they have already been through. It was also really good to see that the birds readily accepted the new nest tray and did not abandon their eggs.
The Peregrine Chick:
--- Quote from: allikat on March 31, 2009, 19:41 ---This is amazing news!!!! Oh I'm so happy...thank you TPC for your connections and making the suggestion to change this nest box.
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I suspect that I wasn't much, if any, help. The box was changed so soon after I contacted the project that I suspect that they already had it in the works. I appreciate your confidence in my abilities though! :-*
allikat:
I just looked at the Maine site...working my way through all of the Falcon Cams I have in my favorites ::)
Gotta check em all!!!! :P
This is amazing news!!!! Oh I'm so happy...thank you TPC for your connections and making the suggestion to change this nest box. And....thank you Carly for your voice to make things happen after noticing these falcons needed a helping hand. I'm proud to be a human that cares for the wildlife....when we can help, we should!!!
I'm so happy about this that it's making my cry!!!
skygirlblue:
Such fantastic news...I just watched a changing of the egg guard, and no bare wood underneath. Just was privy to another report posted by Macintosh (from another forum) who was at a luncheon with some of the Maine Falcon people...Wing Goodale, from Maine, reported that the parents hung around, but didn't put up much of a fuss...the nestbox switch took approximately 5 minutes, with no problems...
Now these eggs have a chance...just so exciting!!!
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