A brief update to my earlier post on downtown Peregrines: there are, as
of the morning of 6/2, two Peregrine eyasses at the Washington Mutual
Tower in Seattle. Apparently, the monitors in the Bank lobby are being
closely watched by both the public and employees and is generating a lot
of excitement. A monitor is also mounted for viewing from the street on
Third Avenue after banking hours. All eyes are on the remaining egg
which, if fertile, should hatch within the next 1-2 days.

David Buckley
lsdb at u.washington.edu