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thankyou mwplay for posting this here. I was just coming in to do so.
so very sad

I hope our male can attract another female. season was so promising but we know nature is so unpredictable
fly high sweet girl. I have enjoyed watching you. I wish I had posted the many videos here but did not have time

No sign of our male . There was a juvenille(first year) briefly yesterday.

later afternoon. new peregrine on th e scene

I did an edited video

Video link
https://youtu.be/gt7mKg80jFg

a few pictures later

This female is living here full time. Later yesterday another falcon appeared on ledge. Hard to get good look but appeared smaller

There's one there now.

I had time this morning to go back through the stream. I caught a nest cam fly by at 6:48:36 this morning. Looks like a subadult. I slowed down the stream to .25 speed & looked like lots of chest streaks.

No clue if it's a female or male.

I'm really wondering where Sequoia went. I know they are checking Shasta for Avian flu. Maybe it contributed to her death. I would think Sequoia would stay somewhat on territory. Also surprising that another male hasn't shown up sooner. This would normally be a hot spot for peregrines.

The female has no rings. The second falcon (male?) is flying.

6;48 - juvie https://youtu.be/A1LZhLAQTgo

10;22 - https://youtu.be/0ElGyXJyHZQ

Thanks for posting your thoughts on the peregrines, mwplay. I assumed it was Sequoia that was there at the nest when it was reported that Shasta died. Maybe not. It would be a shame to go thru a nesting season without San Jose, but it would be even harder if the territory were up in the air when there were chicks in the nest.

it is thought that this may be a male that has done 5 flybys already. none seem threatening. We shall see. even if young, a nesting can occur
the first flying was just after 6:06 this morning. talons were down and I thought it was going to try a copulation.
she may be trying to call him in

I know they are waiting for testing results on shasta as if he he ate what she did, Sequinoa could be deceased somewhere. they were just fortunate that Shasta was found .

I thought this was a cool capture!

Thanks for the videos, Terka!

The same thing was happening just now. A falcon was on the nest, while a second falcon was doing fly-bys!

he did ;and at end of ledge behind box but I lost video will try an dfind it

The young male was on ledge. It is a rainy day. I am on my iPad but will go to computer and get a shot

Juvie no rings.



https://youtu.be/NuyHPqpCQU4

thanks Terka. nice looking fella . I wont have to go back and post now.
the female kept a stash behin d box and went back this morning to claim

The young male and female copulated on top of box. When I get to computer I will get Photo. And yes, a one year old ca n be fertile. They say ideally 2 years bit , I did research and a few sites said, sexual maturity at one year of age.
sequoia, if he ate sane as Shasta , oould have expired. I think I posted that earlier.
But we will never know for sure