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 Post subject: Re: XCEL ENERGY JAN-MARCH 2010
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Ummm...what's that red thing under her? :?

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Its nothing--I refreshed, she was out of the box, & there was nothing there...thought it was kinda early for this nest...

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Sherco's getting ready, too, huh? There are about 5 other nests that the falcons are staying in their nests & are acting like they're ready!

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Someone is looking kind of puffy down below and standing
in one spot and then eating gravel HMMMMM
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Nice to see the two at Black dog. Isn't this the nest where they had to fix that smokestack problem?
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This might be the male he isn't banded I believe nope I was wrong
This is from 2009
Adult female b/r *M/D Husker
Adult male b/g
So this must be the new female

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ljames wrote:
Nice to see the two at Black dog. Isn't this the nest where they had to fix that smokestack problem?


I'm pretty sure it is, ljames--they were going to remove the box, then came up with another solution. (I think they moved the box.)

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ljames wrote:
Nice to see the two at Black dog. Isn't this the nest where they had to fix that smokestack problem?


I'm pretty sure it is, ljames--they were going to remove the box, then came up with another solution. (I think they moved the box.)

They put a screen over it I'll try and find where I read it

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OK here it is Nora in IA. from RRP posted

Black Dog, Burnsville, MN
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Yeeehaaaa!!!!!!!!! Just posted in "what's new":
10/15/2009
Great news on Blackdog! Xcel Energy decided to put a screen over the
natural gas stack to prevent peregrines and other birds from entering and
getting trapped. We are so pleased - this will be an expensive endeavor,
and while Xcel has been a great partner in peregrine recovery
and management, we didn't expect this! They will be putting the screen
up sometime in January.

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Thanks for finding that info, Kittenface! I'm very glad they were willing to go through the expense in order to continue hosting a peregrine nestbox & keeping the birds safe! Hurray for Exel! :wave :party2:

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Wow, that is unbelievably good news Kitten! And if I read your post correctly, we have a new female?
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obxbarb wrote:
Wow, that is unbelievably good news Kitten! And if I read your post correctly, we have a new female?

Yes I love that Xcel put that up at Blackdog and out of their own pocket to boot
And yes sadly RRP thinks Red Wing has lost their female Husker to a new Falcon that
isn't banded they don't know if she is just gone away or what, there was
a battle but no news at all

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Oh no! Husker was born in Omaha, and her father is Zeus. Her mother was Winnie, and Husker was one of 5 born in 1998, so she would be 12.
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obxbarb wrote:
Oh no! Husker was born in Omaha, and her father is Zeus. Her mother was Winnie, and Husker was one of 5 born in 1998, so she would be 12.

From RRP What's New

3/20/2010
There was a territorial battle between falcons at Red Wing, and we're not sure whether the falcon is still Husker. Her band was a faded red over black, so if we can get a glimpse of her band, it should be fairly apparent
3/23/2010
Nora emailed me with photos from Red Wing. Her photos were of an unbanded male, and we believe we have a new female there as well.

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