Bird Cams Around the World

will watch when I can SGb

building our fence but cam will be on and i will run in and check. Were they working on the ledge this year in off season ???

I'm glad SWINWK & Catbird got to see them, cause there is nobody in sight now. I can hear them but even though its raining, they're outside! Thanks, ladies!

I posted but I guess it disappeared

anyhow about an hour ago 2 were at side of inside of box.

I watched them leave and this one came in so must have been by door. the other two left and now this one is gone also

Just one baby is visible right now. Not sure who it is but I wonder how long before it will be before they hop up on the ledge.

pictures up to 12:44pm MT

Adult on ledge right now. cannot see kids on either cam but they have been right outside door. Saw adult come to feed earlier and one was fed at door and two were behind adult on outside. hard to see but I watched to make sure there were 2 there

building a fence etc so I have cam recording and then watch when I can







there is another right on left of the one you see

here is part of feed I go t. one even cleaned the cam a bit with a wet one LOL

all 3 were there . do not know if this was what you saw Gigi. I edited it.

Bev, it says "Please sign in to view this video."

I will fix it .sorry video should be good now. forgot to make it public

I just saw 3 in box

they move so fast but as I was posting 2 in box, on e out of box. on ein box playing egg ball





now only part of one in , by time I post

Thanks, Bev, for the nice video and pictures today. Now that the chicks are hopping out of the box, it's tough to catch sight of them.

is there anyway we can still gt them to band . they still do in san jose and san francisco. I think it would be more important now than ever to keep track of the falcons

Bev, this decision is by state. Falcons are still on the endangered list in most/many states, but they were just taken off the list in Ohio. Its a good news/bad news kind of thing. I think we would all like them to continue to band, but its a matter of the almighty dollar winning out.

These guys look just beautiful now with their white fur coats!

It is a bittersweet feeling, knowing that this banding will be the last.
I also assume that they will no longer name the falcons. I feel like we are losing a connection.

But at the same time it is a good thing, because the falcon population is recovered and strong in Ohio, and we no longer need to worry about losing these beautiful birds forever. The cost of banding is no doubt a factor, but banding is also intrusive. Without a compelling reason, wildlife biologists are reluctant to disturb a nest.