Hancock Wildlife Foundation

9:35am - Dad at fave perch
9:37am - flew from fave perch
9:39am - Mom continues with egg

9:34am - Dad up and off
9:35am - Mom from OT onto the nest - COG

7:55am - Dad trilling, Mom chasses after juvie through area
7:56am - Dad trilling, flies off
7:57am - Dad returns to nest, Mom to OT

7:48am - Mom on OT

7:33am - Mom flew off, then back to rail
Dad on west side branch, Mom trilling
Mom flies to OT, Dad onto nest
7:43am - Dad on egg duty

4:08pm - Mom out, Dad in
4:26pm - Dad vocal about something overhead -

9:39am - Dad, beak agape, also a couple of crop drops
TY Dianne

9:33am - Mom on egg, alert and trills, flies off
Dad do nest with fish, Mom in to claim the fish, then flies off
Dad watches Mom leave, then takes over nest duty

2:18pm - good air circulation on this windy afternoon, still the solar power has Mom in cooling mode

2:09pm - Mom on egg
2:11pm - aerated bowl a bit and in new position
--2:05pm - Dad to outer perch tree -- North cam stream is delayed by 6-7 minutes after CU and WA cam streams

2:00pm - Dad watchful on the nest
2:04pm - Mom flies in, both trill multiple times
2:05pm - Dad flies off, Mom takes over egg

10:44am - Mom trilled at the nest
10:49am - cooling system turned on

Loki checked in yesterday - April 11th at 5:00pm - she's been hanging out in same area close to the Nisqually River I added arrows to show where she was most recently. The arrows indicate time sequence - but we don't know where she actually was in between - not necessarily on the lines connecting th...

6:34am - aerates nest bowl around the egg, looks up (seems to be looking toward Mom on WA)

6:27am - Dad on the nest, Mom on WA tree

amyklai wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 11, 2021 6:58 pm

6.56p Dad off the egg, mom trilling on OT, the thing looks like a fish jawbone/head @lynne?

Thank you for zooming on that item! It does appear to be bony remnant from one of their meals.

7:47pm - Dad on WA tree
Mom on the nest

6:18pm - settled into egg duty
BBK

6:13pm - mate back with a stick, time for change over - so Mom in and now Dad flies off....?

6:10pm - fly off from west side branch to tall west tree?

5:59pm - what is this - looks like a metal bracket from a construction site? it's been on the nest for a while
Mom/Dad moved it around like a piece of nest bowl lining material

5:25pm - whatever, Mom and Dad are a great team

12:49pm - meal break over, time to resume incubation

12:45pm - I missed something, either a food drop of nestovers, either way a meal is in progress

12:23pm - fly off from WA tree - down toward right

12:17pm - taking over egg duty
carefully

12:15pm - flyoff from nest
soon mid air changing of the guard

12:09pm - a bit restless- several rotations, turning of egg

10:56am - Mom on nest, Dad on OT

TY Dianne

10:48am - cooling
10:49am - up to change position - Zoomer captures good view of the egg
Mom rolls egg before resettling