Here are some more images and links to pictures
1) Webcam addicts and peregrine fan, Froona, over in Holland has added many pictures to her very detailed blog which compares the activities of peregrine nests around the northern hemisphere. Try this page for some great feeding shots of our birds, captured today.
2) Anonymous posted some other other pictures here
3) Meanwhile, shown below are a few images that our project team captured direct from the video server around noon today. Particularly amusing was the moment when Mum dragged the food over towards her new arrival, only to appear to clonk it one its head with such a huge first meal!
Some of you have seen a second egg whith a small hole (pip) in it, so it's likely that we'll see at least one more new arrival today.
Great sequence of pictures Nick. I had emailed you some identical ones but they were returned 'delivery failure'. I figured you had been overburdened by some of us frantic falcon fans! Veronica
ReplyDeletejust one word fantastic
ReplyDeleteHelp what has happened to the camera and now when we need it the most.? Love watching this as I am an original Derby born and raised girl. Now living in Canada. Thanks to all the people involved for providing this wonderful and exciting event for all nature lovers around the world.
ReplyDeletePax B.C Canada
ReplyDeletewonderful pics. A big thank you to everyone involved in this project and to the watchers that captured the pics.
Pax B.C Canada
ReplyDeletewonderful pics. A big thank you to everyone involved in this project and to the watchers that captured the pics.
Is that another piece of shell?
ReplyDeleteI hope so!
Louiw
There is the second one how beautiful
ReplyDeleteSecond hatch!
ReplyDeleteAgain Congrats!
Lot op pics on my Blog of the still wet hatchling.
What a beautiful day this is!