Today I noticed at least one of the youngsters is flapping his/her wings. Another stage in their development has been reached.
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Photos from the webcams installed in the pregrine falcon nest box atop the "Key" building in Indianapolis, IN
Family Album
#1 for 2007
Links to other FalconCams and related site (the * means the camera was offline when last checked)
- Indy - the Nest Box
- Indy - the Perch
- IndyStar FalconCam blog
- Indy Falconheads Google Group
- Albany, NY
- Atlanta, GA
- Buffalo, NY *
- Canadian Peregrine Foundation
- Cleveland, OH *
- Columbus, OH (D.N.R.)
- Dayton, OH *
- Des Moines, IA
- Ft. Wayne, IN
- Grand Rapids, MN
- Hamilton, Ontario CA
- Harrisburg, PA
- Hartford, CT
- Indiana (D.N.R.)
- Jersey City, NJ
- Lake City, MN *
- Lincoln, NE
- Manchester, NH
- Manhattan, NYC (Jack and Diane)
- Minneapolis, MN
- Omaha, NE *
- Pittsbugh, PA
- Red River Valley, ND
- Richmond, VA *
- Rochester, NY (Kodak)
- San Francisco, CA
- Santa Cruz, CA *
- Shenandoah N.P. VA
- Waukegan, IL
- Wheatfield, IN
- Wikipedia, "Peregrine Falcons
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The things everyone wants to know about Kinney and KathyQ
2006 Offspring
| Name | Band | Legs | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alexa | M/62 | dark orange | |
| Deceased: 07/07/2006 | |||
| Tetsuko | M/63 | light yellow | |
| Morley | E/70 | medium yellow | |
2 comments:
Also notice the chick is standing on its feet not heel.
I take it there's significance to that? I guess it shows they are getting stronger and have more motor skills?
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