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33 Comments on Speechless Sunday – Eyes Transfixed on San Jose Peregrine Falcon Webcam!
How cool is this. I love watching Eagles and Hawks when we are on vacation. Great feature.
This is amzing. It is ineresting to observe our eagles, hawks and otehr brids. Great post.
John, As I understand it, after the falcons were spotted there, the nesting box was placed there to intice them to nest ... and they did! And they keep nesting there. Way cool. Thanks for stopping by.
Juli,That's odd about the second link. I triple tested and then again just now. It's working for me. It's the same just from another webcam and different source. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by.
Wanda, Last year was my first time. Thankfully my client sent the email to let me know the first egg was laid. Thanks for stopping by.
Carla,I think there would be many people up in arms if anyone attempted to institute falcon abatement here. It is nice to see nature doing what nature does. They have a pretty safe place. Thanks for stopping by.
Sonja,You may have a point there. She flew off the egg at around 10am ... I've been watching off and on all day and I never saw her sit again. Now that it is dark, I can't see if she is. I certainly hope so. Thanks for stopping by.
Mike,This will go on for months. It will be on until the babies are old enough to fly. Then we wait until next year and it starts all over again.
Will, Thank you. I love watching all kinds of birds. Some are more facsinating than others. This webcam has me captivated. Thanks for stopping by.
Joan, Thank you. I owe it to my client who shared the good news that the first egg was laid last night. Thanks for stopping by.
Kathleen, this is very cool and creepy at the same time. My home town has a web cam on top of a mountain that looks out over the city. Of course, it's very wide and doesn't really show anything except the buildings, but this is up close and very personal! Sort of like that movie with Jim Carry where he was in a reality show and didn't know it, except it's a bird.
Sharon
Who knew we could be so fascinated with Clara the falcon--this is better than the Academy Awards.
Sure am glad no camera was watching me 24 hours a day while I was "nesting". LOL
That is really neat. Wonder if they have any other cool webcams in other areas!
Kathleen, I went to the site and she was there. Those web cams are neat.
Kathleen, that is so cool. I clicked the link and there she was. At first I thought it was the same as the live shot on your blog post, but then she moved her head. Thanks for sharing.
This is really cool Kathleen. I was lucky to pop on the webcam and see her. What a great story. I love this stuff!
Kathleen, that is so cool that they have a live webcam of the bird!
Kathleen ~~~ fly high with the falcon and lissen to the song of the wind....
Great moment captured on camera for sure. The peregrine could not be any cuter!!
Kathleen, what a great shot, and such a beautiful bird!
Thanks for sharing, I love watching birds and this really gives you an "insider look!"
This is so exciting for me. Clara laid a second egg yesterday morning at 8:30am.
Kathleen ~~~ I believe in many parts of the world the falcon is nearly extinct, and it is is a noble act of the keepers to volunteer in observing and herewith contributing to the well being of the majestic bird. The egg, in its symbolism is a reflection of continuity of the cycles of life, new beginnings and hope...
I also had an exciting day, settlement went through on a stunning home today to the satisfaction of all clients. A new 'life cycle' starts again....list, market, sel...storming, forming, performing, adjourning on the music of life.
Please keep us updated with Clara's journey.
Peter, Clara laid her third egg last night aroung 8:30pm. She will likely have one more ...then we wait.
Congratulations on the settlement going through - and all clients are satisfied. The cycle starts again ...
Kathleen ~~~ thank you, that's good news ~ it seems the environment, temperature, nest, food supply, 'privacy' for Clara's needs are being met, and no predators disturbing her or the eggs...let's hope the eggs are not cooling down, and food supply is in abundance, so that she does not need to lose too much time searching...hope she has a partner? or are there volunteers at hand for this most critical time?
Thank you for keeping us updated.