Bird Cams Around the World

I won't repeat what has already been said, but all of this is making me misty! Greg and Kim, you two are the best! Thank you so much for all your input on here.

Unfortunately I'll be out of the office tomorrow doing a bird-a-thon big day so hopefully Greg won't have much work and can spend most of his day looking out the window!!! :)

We will bribe him with donuts (Greg that is )
Maybe the new male falocn also.

Thanks Kim and Greg for this encouraging news!

She just flew in for a few seconds and then left.

Red Girl's been in and out of the nest box 3 more times in the last few minutes. I really think she's trying to encourage the male into the box!

Good luck on the big day. You may list more cuckoos than in prior years when Caesar was still on post.

And she's back yet again!

I have not been able to catch her either

Greg, you crack me up.

Kim & Greg a big thank you from me also. You two are very important to this nest. Catbird ,Thanks for all your pictures today. That one was very special, the way she was positioned.1:31 p.m.

And tomorrow is a new day

I neglected to note that at 5:15 pm EDT (an hour later than time displays for me on this site) Red Girl left the nest box ledge and flew straight away to the northeast. I went up to the roof of the parking garage but the only raptor I saw was an osprey headed up the Brandywine River, unharrassed by falcons (not that they would have any reason to harass an osprey, but lack of reasons doesn't always stop falcons from harassing stuff). There were freshly plucked mourning dove feathers blowing across the roof that weren't there four hours earlier. I hope that the tiercel caught it and gave it to Red Girl.