Don't get me started about being forgetful . . .
Another tidbit about bands: Canadian bands are Black/Black, so if there's a Black/Red or Black/Green band (not tape), it is most certainly a Midwestern or Eastern U.S. peregrine.
Toronto Residential update from The Peregrine Falcon Zone
:Feb 22, 2013 - February Update
Given recent activity I wanted to post a quick update to the site.
At our site, we currently have 2 falcons, namely
Jack our usual male, and
Mom our usual female.
Jack has been witnessed mating at his other nest at Bloor and Islington this week, so chances are his hormones and our female are getting ready for their spring mating ritual. Don't be surprised if you see something in the trees, they have a particular spot they seem to like.
This morning, I saw Jack and Mom working in unison to get rid of a seagull that had come into the area. They were definitely working together, and definitely trying to keep any kind of intruder away, so clearly they are now in a territorial mode.
I wouldn't guess quite yet but it does seem the birds are leaning towards the middle nest ledges more than the southmost ledges. Time will tell.
Cheers and more to come as things unfold. Once we get some sunnier days I would expect a flurry of activity, in the meantime we watch and wait.