They're back. The Falcons of Water Street, New York.

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Bless you Roberta, maybe I can catch a nap. Im beat from watching over these damn eggs.

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Glad to help in any small way I can, farmerman. Schlupf mein kind.

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Thanks, Ok Im up, Ill take over.

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I can take a double lunch shift.

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I hadda leave at 8, anything happen yet?

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It's windy in PA.

Changed my mind about the egg in NY. It musta been a hallucination, an optical illusion, or wishful thinking.

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Nothing dramatic while I had the lunch patrol.

I wonder what it feels like to balance on five eggs, hour after hour after hour.

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In a driving cold rainstorm.

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NY: Thought I saw a bird again. Between my lousy video operations, the lousy angles, and the lousy light, anything could be going on there.

PA: Dat boid is a saint.

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No raptors in residence. (sigh)

I wonder when late becomes too late.

Joe(wait. Was that a shadow?)Nation

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I've been looking around for information on the NY site. Several people remarked on seeing falcons flying around. However, no one has seen them on the nest site. Conjecture is that they've found a new home.

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Well, chances are their new nests are also near the park. The PA momma is lookin like roadkill from the driving rainstorm that shes puttin up with. What a momma.

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Re NY: There's footprints in the mud. Honest. I don't think this is a hallucination. I'm still staring at what may be two eggs.

Re PA: Get dat boid a towel and something warm to drink.

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Roberta wrote===

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Re NY: There's footprints in the mud. Honest. I don't think this is a hallucination. I'm still staring at what may be two eggs.

Have a nice lie down dearie. You may not think it's a hallucination but then, nearly everyone having hallucinations doesn't think they are having them, does they?

Joe(pass the gravel rake, please)Nation

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I'll resume my antipsychotics after you take a look at the mud. Until then, I'm convinced I'm not delusional.

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It's just after noon here.

Time to check on the birds and Boida.

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Pennsylvania - somebirdy's sitting out on the stick.

New York? don't know - either the wind has shaped the gravel, or somebody's been up there creating a depression in the nesting zone

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ok - what's going on in New York. There's a distinct dark shadow in the nesting box from the side, but nothing from the top.

or something.

maybe.

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I'm on the verge of giving up on the NY site. Despite my having seen boid footprints in the gravel, I haven't seen a boid. There's only so much hallucinting a person can abide.

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Re PA: I spotted the first egg on March 26. It takes about five weeks for incubation. This means that hatching might occur next week!

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