Which site are you referring to?

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@@mtumarkin7642 thank you! They should be flying soon!

I sure miss the old days when we used to meet at the soldiers & sailors monument to watch them fledge

For sure! I haven't done much with KZfaq other than to use it for our video posts, so I missed it that it was you, Mindy! Thanks for the message and hope all is great with you! Let us know if you see anything concerning at the TT! We're starting busy with most of the juvies fledging around the same time.

Hi Chery911-- I am so sorry, as I really only use KZfaq to upload videos that I then share to our Facebook page and just realized that I haven't responded to anyone. You asked a good question-- when they cast they expel a pellet of the undigestible remains of the prey, much like an owl pellet. Their digestive systems are able to dissolve bone, though, so unlike with owl pellets you wouldn't find bones of the prey in a peregrine cast and it's mostly wet feathers and sometimes the seeds that the prey birds have eaten. We have described this more on our page and have images of casts and casting. Thanks for your question and sorry for the LONG delay in responding!

Hi Cheryl! This is the first time we've seen her at the site, though she has been less present at the Hope Memorial Bridge site, so we suspected that she was exploring. We described it in more detail on our Facebook page, if you're interested (C&C's Ohio Peregrine Page), as we mainly just use KZfaq to upload the clips to share. Thanks for your interest.

Yes, it was hot and humid that day, for sure.

Thanks, C&C, just saw your vid of brave Indus with the chicks at the CC!

Good point-- staying positive! :-)

Yes, it's just that in this case I didn't see the little guy get any food. Still hopeful, though. :-)

Oftentimes they will. I'll keep posting as they develop and you will see them remaining social and "playing nice", yet becoming more greedy/aggressive. This is a necessary part of their development, and the adults have to utilize tactics to take care of all of them (such as positioning her body to feed whichever one/ones she knows needs it the most). I can easily miss your questions on here since I track our page more frequently and just use KZfaq to upload videos. So please don't hesitate to ask questions on the page if I don't answer here in a timely manner, Coeli! :-)

Thanks, Chris. Will do.