Birding and other pleasures and aggravations, in Berkeley and beyond, by Ron Sullivan.
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This Falconcam is on the Rachel Carson Office Building—the Dep’t of Enviro Resources—in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Wonder who they bribed for that. The camera refreshes only every two minutes, unlike the San Francisco one (every second) but it’s still a good view and the youngsters are still in the lint stage.
Gives us a chance to relive somebody’s youth.
On Eastern Daylight Saving Time, remember.
Posted by: Ron Sullivan
2 | By: Ron on May 25, 2005 at 09:29 PM
Dang. I hadn’t known about the death till you mentioned it, having had the chance only to glance at the nestcam a couple of times yesterday. Right now what I think is one of the adults is sitting in that gap on the ledge, staring off westward.
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1 | By: Pica on May 25, 2005 at 01:53 PM
I had to repress the urge to sob when I heard about the demise of one of the SF fledglings… but that’s the hardest thing, that first flight.
The “lint” stage: great image.