Bird Cams Around the World

Macomb County, MI banded a female and two males:
Martha (f), Packard (m) and Harwell (m).

Scroll to the bottom of this article for a cute picture of all three with their new jewelry!

http://detnews.com/article/20100608/METRO/6080403

Thanks Alison for posting the Travelers update. I saw that this morning and thought what a shame somebody didn't go up and check on it, but I have no idea what all is involved at this site. I am interested to see what they find. I can't think of a good outcome. Hope it wasn't stuck somewhere though.



MIsue thanks for the Macomb update. I got that cam last year but never did this year. They are just the cutest little things in there in that picture.

It was nice of them to eat in front of the camera.

Dayton chicks are starting to move on:

May 8: Both juveniles have made it to several adjacent buildings in the downtown Dayton area.

Evanston banding:

New Hampshire update:

As of 6/4/10, all falcons have taken flight from the nest but are still within the area of 1750 Elm Street. The last one took flight late Friday 6/4/10 or early Saturday 6/5/10. Occasionally one of the young falcons will return to the wooded 2x4 board at the nest mostly in the morning or early evening. We plan on keeping the camera running for a while and hopefully visitors will still be able to capture a glimpse of one of the young falcons.

Spectra Access has enjoyed hosting the streaming camera this year as 5 young falcons were raised and it is the first documented case of that in New Hampshire. We received a great number of emails from all over the world expressing appreciation for the cameras and we are glad we could provide the service even with the few technical hiccups we battled with from time to time. We plan on trying to work those out for next year and would even like to add microphone to the nest allowing viewers to hear and see the video stream.

Thanks for all the info obxbarb. I'm glad the little guy, excuse me, girl finally made her flight at New Hampshire. Sounds like they have big plans for next year.

Dunn Memorial

Mom and the chick:



The chick still looks small, but has food in his/her crop and is moving around:

Waukegan

It won't be long before these two chicks fledge:

Boise

A feeding: I did see all four chicks having a share of the food.





Mom leaving after the feeding:



The chicks were alone for a few minutes:



Then a parent came back:

Hartford

All three chicks were in the nest:



Mom came in with food:





After their meal, all three chicks climbed out of the nest tray; all three headed in the direction of the cams and disappeared.

One chick came back:



Mom paid a fleeting visit to the nest tray:

Oh my goodness, these guys are doing all kinds of posing for the camera.

They look miserable.

Jackson

I was watching the chicks in the nest, when suddently one chick jumped up onto the ledge:

A second chick ventured onto the ledge: