BigRed had a beautiful day with a singing Starling to keep her entertained. According to the chatters the Starlings have a nest in a nearby pipe. The video shows BigRed watching the Starling
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The Cornell site is an awesome place. While visiting this morning, the signal went down for a bit, but the chat continued. A link to the attached forum blog was posted and a first grade class was online viewing the site.
Ezra was extremely cute today. He had some new red sticks in the nest today. Brought out the brown in his eyes.
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Quote: Pop6 wrote in post #24The Cornell site is an awesome place. While visiting this morning, the signal went down for a bit, but the chat continued. A link to the attached forum blog was posted and a first grade class was online viewing the site.
Thanks for catching them with a video ncaerie. That's the next best thing to being there. I love the way you put your video's together. Time to sit back and enjoy!
There was a zoomie at Cornell today. How exciting this will be when the babies hatch.
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Although both of the Red-tailed Hawks hunt during the breeding season, Ezra (the male) also supplies Big Red with food that he brings to the nest. In this clip he delivers prey, she takes it and flies off, leaving him to settle down on the eggs until she comes back. He brings small mammals and an occasional bird, usually a pigeon.
We have estimated that hatching may start around April 21, 2013, so make sure to tune into allaboutbirds.org/cornellhawks to watch all the action!
Closeups of Big Red and Ezra yesterday. I love this cam.
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It is very difficult to get a poor picture of the two little ones at Cornell. The third egg is said to have a pip, but in the meantime there were two hungry mouths to feed and they both did quite well.
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According to the chatters the Starlings have a nest in a nearby pipe. The video shows BigRed watching the Starling 
Check out that Harpy Eagle Talon 
How exciting this will be when the babies hatch. 
The following links were posted by chatters. 
