† 11-15-2022 . From 367collins Melbourne, AUS : Female Falconet FFalconet #x of the four 2022 siblings. Mum F22 and Dad M17's daughter raised by M22.
FFalc#x: °~09-30-2022 - †11-14-2022 (between 42 and 45 days old)
From Melbourne falcon nest, 367 Collins Falcons 2022, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on3V22m60uQ
From https://367collins.mirvac.com/workplace ... 67-collins
from https://www.facebook.com/groups/367collinsfalcons
After Cottonflakes & Snowball °2017 / †10-18 & 26-2017, Fluffy & Flappy °2018 / †11-8 & 13-2018, Younger °2019 / †10-28-2019, Younger male 2021- †11-12-2021, MIA or † 09-17 to 23-2022 Dad M17, today 11-15 it was your turn Young Female Falconet just a couple of days after you first flight as a real falcon. Nobody knows what you hit during this flight but it was the time for you to meet your disastrous destiny
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Wildlife Victoria @wildlife_vic An update on the Collins St Peregrine Falcon.
Yesterday, one female of the young Collins St Peregrine Falcons that had just begun to fly was found by a member of the public yesterday (Monday 14 Nov).
Wildlife Victoria @wildlife_vic· 15 nov.
After calling Wildlife Victoria, they were guided by a Wildlife Victoria Emergency Response Operator on the transport of the falcon to the Melbourne Zoo veterinary department for assessment.
On arrival, a veterinary examination was performed, including X-rays and a blood sample, which indicated a severe injury to the spine. The bird was administered pain relief and anti-inflammatory medication so that it could rest overnight before determining next steps.
Sadly, further assessment this morning concluded the young female Peregrine Falcon had a fractured spine, irreversibly damaging its spinal cord, & the sad but kindest decision was made to euthanise
. It's suspected the injury occurred when the bird collided with something while flying.Which one ? i don't know and i don't want to know... What i'm sure, this female falconet is now inside her
Dad's arms, Dad17 his real father. And she was also very surrounded by all her many older brothers and sisters because this nest has many disease problems every years before the young have had time to fly away... : All four siblings are in these photos, one of them was chosen to join dad M17 and his 6 previous elders to remind God in recent years
- hey brothers and sisters, i believe father is calling one of us to follow him and some of our elders
†Female falconet, like a little Angel, unzipped its feathered down coat and its soul flew away to the Heavens where it was welcome by many of its older †siblings† and her Dad. Now you are flying among the stars, marvellous little Falconet.
†Female falconet, of course you also have a special place in our heart forever...
Fly high and freely and protect your Mom F22, step father M22 and also your 3 youg fledging siblings during
their future and we hope very long lifes . †Female falconet, i hope you didn't suffer too much. Now you are a free soaring osplet with a full crop forever.
RIP Eagles, Ospreys, Falcons, Hawks, Owls, Condors, Raptors and Others
2022
In Memory of:
RIP 38 birds, (4 adult and 34 youngs).
R3, Bald Eaglet from Zoo Miami, Fla. †January 06.--- Artemis, aka #915 young condor from the Big Sur's flock; Ca. †January tbdl.--- Osceola, 41 yo Educational Ambassador for AEF. † February 06.--- HH3 & HH4, 2 months old bald eaglets from Hilton Head Island, SC. † February 27 & 28.--- DFeaglet#2, 8 days old bald eaglet from Duke Farms, New Jersey. † March 09.--- DH16, 18 days old bald eaglet from Dale Hollow, Kentucky-Tennessee state line. † March 18.--- DC8, a less than one day old tiny bald eaglet from National Arboretum, Washington, DC. † March 26.--- PFC4, the 11 to 14 do Lisa and Oliver's 4th and younger eaglet. From Pennsylvania Farm Country . † April 5/6.--- DH8, DH9, DH10, the Denton Homes Nest 13, 11 and 7 do Bald Eaglets. From Denton Homes, west of Des Moines, Iowa. † April 23.--- G#2, a less than 24h old Gosling. From Mom and DM2's unused nest in Decorah, Iowa. † April 28.--- Dad DNR, Bald Eagle, E1 and †E2's father From MN DNR Eagle Cam, Minnesota. † April 26.--- E2, a 36 do Bald Eaglet From MN DNR Eagle Cam, Minnesota. † April 30.--- Dad DH, Bald Eagle, the DH8, DH9 and DH10's father. From Denton Homes, west of Des Moines, Iowa. † May 02.--- FSV45, a 42 do Bald Eaglet killled by a raccoon, the FSV46 older sibling. From Fort St Vrain, Colorado. † May 23.--- BS#6, Black Storklet from Jõgeva County in Estonia. †May 28.--- BS#5, Black Storklet from Jõgeva County in Estonia. †June 3.--- BS#4, Black Storklet from Jõgeva County in Estonia. †June 5.--- Sierra, Tango, Bald Eaglets from White Rock, BC. †June 14.--- GSBF#1, GSBF#2, GSB#3, Falconets from Great Spirit Bluff, La Crescent, Minnesota. †June 14-15.--- Cowl3, Cowl2, Cowl1, Osplets from Cowlitz County, WA. †June 15, †June 16, †June 16.--- Mom-F17, Peregrine Falcon, Mom from 367 Collins in Melbourne, Aus. †June 21.--- RB#1, Bald Eaglet from Robert Bay, Sydney-BC. †June 28.--- CWL#x, Bald Eaglet from Royal Roads Eagles, Colwood, CottonWood Lane BC. †June 24-29?.--- BS#3, Black Storklet from Jõgeva County in Estonia. †June 29.--- Junior, Bald Eaglet from Gabriola Island, BC. †July 18.--- SL#x, Bald Eaglet from Swan Lake, Saanich, BC. †July 21.--- BS#2, Black Storklet from Jõgeva County in Estonia. †July 16 to 22.--- Eedi's BS#1, BS#2, BS#3, 3 Black Storklets from Eedi's and mia Female's nest in Estonia. †July 16 to 22.--- PLO#3-Little Bob, 24 do Osplet from Port Lincoln Osprey Nest, Aus. † October 16.--- PLO#2-Middle Bob, 44 do Osplet from Port Lincoln Osprey Nest, Aus. † November 02.--- Female falconet, ~45 do fledging falconet from 367collins Melbourne, Aus. † November 15.---
MIA 4 bird, (4 adult and 0 young).
Sur, Bald Eagle, Dad from Surrey Reserve, British Columbia. 2021 November 12.--- Res, Bald Eagle, Mom from Surrey Reserve, British Columbia. 2021 December 23. (these two previous will be reported in the last 2021 post.)--- Trooper, Bald Eagle, Dad from Delta2 Eagle nest, British Columbia. February 8.--- Jan, Black Stork, Dad from Jõgeva County in Estonia. June 5.--- Dad-M17, Peregrine Falcon, Dad from 367 Collins in Melbourne-Aus. June 17-23.---
Unhatched Eggs: (16)
CIegg#1 & CIegg#2 non-viable (2/2) at Captiva Island. ECegg#1 & ECegg#2 non viable (2/2) at Eagle Country. BCegg#2 at Berry College (1/2). Regg#3 broken at Redding (1/3), BBegg#2 non viable (1/2) at Big Bear. GOSLINGegg#1 pip but unhatched (1/8) at Decorah. HMegg#1 & HMegg#2 Non viable (2/2) cause by intruder presence, missing Dad Duffer a long time and Lady Dimple needed to let the eggs alone for her own survival. DRONegg#1, DRONegg#2 & DRONegg#3 non viable (3/3) at Dunrovin Ranch Osprey nest, MT. HGCegg#1, HGCegg#2 eaten by raven at Hellgate Canyon Osprey nest, MT. 367CFN#3 non viable at 367 Collins Falcon Nest, Melbourne, Aus.
Without Past, there is no Future !
To all of you, Fly Free, Fly High with always a full Crop and don't forget all of you,
You will never be alone, You will live for the Eternity in our Heart.
2022 November 18
Another 3 more stab wounds straight to the
heart. I thought that afterwards we removed them and that there was no trace of them but in fact they continue to accumulate... By dint of enduring and sharing these pains, these sorrows, this sadness and all these tears with all our little feathered friends, young or old, for that matter, maybe one day I will have to withdraw completely for an indefinite period because that season has been particularly terrible despite some wonderful and happy successes.
It is possible that I scatter a little too much in the different nests or there is a real hecatomb this year in terms of the survival of the chicks. Considering what I read in the various forums, I think more for the hecatomb.
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