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 Nov 18 - Morning NCTC

 - 7 am Bella arrives with a new stick, Scout follows her into the nest. Together they do some restorations to the nest. Bella moves her stick places it briefly on Scouts back

. 702 am Scout is helping move the stick. A bit of beaking occurs. Together they work on the crib rails tidying up things to the left of 12 oclock.

706 am Chippy the squirrel is seen briefly lower right side of the tree near 5 oclock.

707 am The adults are very watchful. Quietly tracking their territory.

717 am Scout does a bit of reorganizing Bella is getting restless.

 718 am Bella exitand Scout follows he

934 am - Both arrive to the nest. Bella lands first with a nice long stick new crib rail.r out

0:53 Bella in , stick delivery. She worked on the crib rails and watched the area from behind the dead post.

They must’ve ate good while out earlier. Their beaks have blood stains on them.

10:13 Bella exits

10:15 Bella in ,Bedding delivery

10:21 Scout exits

10:22 Scout in ,bedding delivery. They both wanted to spread it=Beaking.

10:48 Bella exits.

10:49 Scout exits and follows Bella.

11:10 Bella exits nest as a deer is grazing right below the nest

11:29 Scout in ,twig delivery

11:31 Bella in, twig delivery

11:40 Bella exits, Scout folThey must’ve ate good while out earlier. Their beaks have blood stains on them.

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In memory of our dear friend JO

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