Jul 09 2008
Buffalo Falcon Watch Tonight!
Irinash, Joyce and I met for Falcon Watch earlier this evening - both adults and all four juvenile falcons were seen. Details are on our forum and I’m including this brief vid clip of two of the female juvenile falcons flying overhead (I really don’t like YouTube’s poor quality, but the original files are HUGE).
Jul 08 2008
As of July 6th, 2008, all four Chimney Swift eggs have hatched!
You can follow the nest’s progress on our forum:
http://www.buffalofalcons.com/forum/index.php?topic=386.0
or on Cornell’s NestCam site (live streaming):
http://watch.birds.cornell.edu/nestcams/camera/view?cameraID=C100038
Videos and Images are provided courtesy of “glenham”. Please contact our web administrator falconsandfriends@gmail.com if you are sharing these links on other forums or discussion groups. This webcam is hosted by FalconsAndFriends and Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology.
Thanks to glenham for sharing this wonderful feeding video - this brood is growing rapidly!
Jul 05 2008
1 Just before midnight 7/4/2008 and the 2nd shortly after 7/5/2008
Jun 19 2008
The fourth egg arrived in the Glenham, NY Chimney Swift nest this morning (Thursday, 06/19/08)! 
Looking at “glenham’s” camera, it does appear that active incubation by the pair has started.
Will there be a fifth egg? We’ll have to wait and see! Chimney Swifts lay their eggs EVERY OTHER day so if there is a number five it should arrive on Saturday, June 21st.
You can follow the Chimney Swift nest on our forum or you can visit the Cornell Lab of Ornithology NestCams site were we are a cam host.
Jun 15 2008
News Regarding The Buffalo Falcons from forum member irinash! “We have 1 fledgling at Statler (white band). I saw her flying strong this morning, but landing was poor. Couldn’t make it to the nest just slide of the wall of the building and flew back across Franklin street. Later in afternoon saw still 3 at the nest. After adult dropped food at tne nest box I found a fledgling on the roof of Statler. She sat on fledgecam for a while than walked right above the nest.” Photo courtesy irinash.
Currently looking at the cam (8:15pm) it appears a second fledge has left the nest!
