MIss Edmonton had a transmitter put on her in 2006 and they just removed it end of last year. she seemed to come back so much later and now this year she was back almost 3 weeks earlier.
But they learned a lot from her.
Our biologists never name our falcons but they called her homeless when she lost the Clinical science site, and then I started calling her Transmitter girl when I would discuss her with them and they obliged me. And then, I named her Miss Edmonton, as she was my first falcon to watch here back in 2006. So they humor me .
The downtown falcon has been a great female . ( no name) She was born along a river bank in Alberta and it would be a shame to loose her. She may not have liked the Bell building because they had to move nest box from Telus last year, because of construction. Gord is checking out every place he can think of.
she may have lost her mate and is out scouting a new one. any number of things.
Still it is a blow.