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 Post subject: ROCHESTER 2010
PostPosted: Thu Dec 31, 2009 3:06 pm 
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Please begin your 2010 posts here!

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A Four Falcon Watch - January 9, 2010
January 9th, 2010
From Rochester Falcon Watcher Carol P.

Today we found not one, not two, not three, but four adult Peregrine Falcons. You can read all about it in this album.

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http://picasaweb.google.com/libbymybird ... directlink

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Carol P. Says:
January 11th, 2010 at 9:55 AM

The plot thickens! The adult was back on the KP Research Lab bldg yesterday. Dana was on Watch after I left and saw a banded juvenile fly in and knock the adult off of the corner. The adult flew off to the east and the juvie flew around the top of the bldg and eventually flew off to the south. The adult was not banded, so it was not Mariah. Not to worry, Mariah is usually gone during this time of year.

So, we’ve actually had 6 different Pergrine Falcons since Thursday. 1- Beauty, downtown. 2 & 3 - The 2 unbanded Falcons at a bldg to the west of the city. 4 - The unbanded adult on the KP Research Lab Bldg. 5 - The banded juvenile that knocked the adult off of the bldg and 6 - The unbanded juvenile that Dana saw hunting and eating in Irondequoit last Thursday.

Rochester is becoming quite the Peregrine HOT SPOT this Winter. :)

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:wow: Kim, thanks for the info.
I hope this all gets sorted out by nesting time!

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That is wonderful providing they can all find a territory of their own & stay in it! Rochester is a good place to have a lot of peregrines nesting, too, because of the number of people who take interest in them...

Thanks, Kim! :sfclap:

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Who would have thought that Rochester would be such a hot spot in the winter???? YIKES!!
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That is just amazing....who would have thought!!! Thanks for the report, Kim...
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Beauty and another in arial battle today 1/12/10
http://rfalconcam.com/forum/index.php?t ... 17#msg7017

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Let's hope it truly is NOT Mariah..

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Good grief! The excitement never seems to end here. Its great having so many watchers year round on the street.
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Good grief is right!!!!
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New post on Imprints:

Rochester Falconcam team members Kenn Martinez and Jim Pisello installed a new Main camera at the Times Square nest box. It has more resolution (14 megapixels maximum) and a greater zoom range than the old camera. A more stable camera mount and improved software are a couple of other features. You can read all about the work and a couple of special visitors at Jim’s Peregrinations blog.



We’re all looking forward to a season of great pictures from the new camera!

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:sfthumbs: Thanks for the update Nancy...Very interesting!

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Great read Nancy...thanks! Another nice new cam...yeah!
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And here's an example of what that new cam can see! Scroll down and click on the pictures for an even more vivid display! eeuwww!


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Thanks, Birdmusic--I hope the box is used this season & if so, I'm sure it will be very enjoyable to watch! :pepper

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Its been a while since anybody has been seen here--I think this is Beauty! :loveshow:

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Great catch, Catwoman...
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:openrose: Super catch Nancy!

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carly wrote:
And the excitement never ends!! Two falcons here spotted, a male with no bands...Archer had bands......

http://rfalconcam.com/forum/index.php?t ... 99#msg8699


Oh my, the soap opera continues! When does Mariah usually return from migration--is it early March?

Thanks for posting that link, Carly! :thanku

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We might end up finding out that Archer is back in the area & just found another honey. It sounds like there are many peregrines in Rochester. I still haven't given up hope that maybe Kaver is still alive & will return this year--he wouldn't be the first tiercel to miss a year at his normal nest & return the next year. Not likely, but possible!

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