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1/22/25 PM Sorry late busy day
7AM.scout comes to the nest 7:02 AM. We exit the nest after trying out the bowl. .1:07 PM scout comes to the nest. She has been eating the w...
7AM.scout comes to the nest 7:02 AM. We exit the nest after trying out the bowl. .1:07 PM scout comes to the nest. She has been eating the w...
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 212 of 212Eggbert is also not on cam. Darn, all these MT nests again!
The burrowing owl cam has been turned on, and they're waking up and coming out. Owl is still in the hotel there.
A VERY wet osprey is in the other Finland nest! Heavy rain there now.
Ok, both Kent twins in the tree. One is just higher up than the other, but that may be discussed shortly! Oh no, one that was in the nest moved back down on the tree. One on branch, one on trunk.
BBL all, I am off to take Tori to Texas Childrens for her appt. We hope to hear good news today.
Guess the guy in PA figured out he was on the cam. They switched the view to the other end of the ledge, and it's been there for quite a while. Osprey still hanging out in BW, Finland chick alone and grooming. The Kent kid that was on the branch is gone, so I'm guessing that was Einsteinella. Albert is still climbing up to the branch and doing wing flaps. Stork nest still MT. Now we wait and see if all 3 return safely! Mrs S still on eggs, and Eggbert is eating! Both owls in Benicia.
Robyn, sure hope you hear good news! You guys are in my prayers!
Eggbert is over at the very far right of the pic. Still eating, I think, but he took it over there with him!
Albert is still on tree trunk, but he's gonna disappear shortly... sun is out and it's gonna be glaring there soon.
OH, one stork has returned to the nest!!!
Suzanne
\NEW THREAD
Just switched the cam in PA, and that guy is walking around on the scaffolding! Man, that's just WAY TOO HIGH for me!!!
Albert is back in the nest.
GOOD MORNING, SUZANNE,
Very good to see you survived the "left the card at home day."
STEVE HAS PROVIDED A NEW THREAD
and a very interesting introductory message.
Jim
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