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I was about to post it too. She must have been too close to the rim at the final push and the (poor) egg tipped over the edge, landing on the wrong side of the tray.
Will be very interesting to see what happens next . . .

Oh my what will they do. hope egg is O.k.

the egg has been rolled further up. I saw that last night

here is egg now



hope all is O.K. here

I think she may lay others by this egg

Thanks Catwoman..

one on ledge. would like to see them both to know O.K>

I have tape up so I can sort of see what is happening. . there was no one and then 2 just a second ago and now one, so hpefully challenges are not happening

Monday March 28th - 2016

While its still too soon to venture a guess (other than the obvious), as to what’s going on at the Toronto Sheraton nest site, (and not being able to confirm the “who’s who” yet),, the first egg was observed on March 26th, clearly visible in the night webcam shot captured and posted by Linda. Good going Linda!

As Linda notes, the first egg was deposited both outside, and to the left of the nest tray.

This morning, (March 28th), the egg is now in a different position, several inches beyond the end of the nest tray in a well defined scrape. So, it appears that one of the resident pair have been busy moving the egg into the scrape!

After several hours of watching the live video this morning and early afternoon, I was able to capture a few more webcam shots of one of the resident adults (believed to be that of the adult male given its smaller size) that finally took up some incubation duties.

After careful review of the webcam photos taken, this adult appears to be dawning a solid Black coloured leg band on its left leg and a silver band on its right leg.

Unfortunately, I was NOT able to get a positive identification or ID of the band numbers as the photo is simply not clear enough, even after some photo-shopping and enlargement Sorry, maybe next time!

The question always remains until band confirmation as to the who’s who at each of the nest sites each spring!

now just turned so they can see outside

I thought she was in labor. guess not. they wre boht bonding a bit ago.

she is up again at 18:06

I am glad to see that scrape. We need to trust these guys more.

I forget what their bands are so I will have ot go back and see. They seem comfy with each other

a bit earlier

18:52

she is on ledge. I have to go but cam is up