5-13-24 Chick goes exploring after a Poozooka goes awry
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- čas přidán 12. 05. 2024
- PSA: Banding day is Wednesday May 15th! Naming contest will start after banding is done.
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Accessibility Information: This video does not use closed captioning, as it only includes bird vocalizations.
Ma! I fell and I can't get back in the bed!
Clever little one. Xx
Glad to that #4 seems to be doing well
They grow up so fast ❤❤❤❤
Banding in less than 48’!
I’m guessing 3 girls (1, 3 & 4) and a boy (2).
Yay Cal Falcons!
Scary out in the world!
I just wanted to reach out and grab him and put him back in the box!
Did you miss me??
hell yeah
Whew!
Hey @calfalcons can you add timestamps to when they had last feed somewhere. Easier to track! After 3:48 feed they haven't had anything if I can see. They had a pretty large bird at lunch I guess
I wouldn't worry too much about feeding gaps. Chicks are capable of going for an extended period of time between feedings with no adverse issues. So far, we've seen no sign of Annie or Archie having any difficulty with hunting.
@@calfalconsThanks, but why can't we have timestamps somewhere on the screen to go and check that. That's the best time to see them! Since you don't have live chat, this could help.
Hello, CalFalcons--thanks for the video of this momentous occasion. (I kept saying "go to the side of the box, little one and use those wings". Which the little one finally did. Easy peasy.
Also, is there an approximate time for the banding on Wednesday? Thanks.
8am
@@calfalcons Thank you!
Didn't throw him/her off the mission though. 👍
What do you folks think about that third chick with the yellow feet? Boy or girl?
I don’t think you can tell anything by the feet color at this point. I think it’s the oldest because they all start out with blue feet that gradually turn yellow as they get older.
We've not noticed any correlation between foot color and chick sex. Every year I've made a prediction based on my perception of size and every year I'm wrong... It's just hard to tell until we get up there to measure legs.