It's Easter -- and Look at All the Eggs!!

» MyGrammie - Amazing Falcon Cams

Hi Terrie,
I was thrilled to visit the Links you provided for a great view of the falcons and their eggs. I don't have any nesting boxes, but the cardinals are singing daily and an American Kestrel perches in a tree nearby. I started birdwatching 2 years ago and now my family and I enjoy it together. Happy Spring!

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» Aviella - Re: Amazing Falcon Cams

In response to message posted by MyGrammie:

Hi, Deb. I've been watching my two nest boxes like an anxious mother, but so far no one has shown any interest. Yesterday I put about two inches of pine shavings in each box, having learned from more experienced nest box landlords that chickadees really like that, but still no luck. It's hard being patient in the springtime!
Nice to hear from you. I hope you'll stop by often.

-- Terrie

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» cmborris - Thanks!

Thanks. The sites are very interesting and informative. Although, I only received a black square of a picture on the MA-eagles. Must be midnight!

Cynthia Ballard Borris

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» Aviella - Re: Thanks!

In response to message posted by cmborris:

Hi, Cynthia. I just checked out the MA eagles site. It's operational. One egg hatched April 12, but the chick only lived 24 hours. One egg has been lost. The remaining egg they expected to hatch between April 8-15, so we're all anxiously awaiting the birth of the remaining chick, and praying that it will happen.

-- Terrie

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