I watched one of them take his/her first flight yesterday. As of this morning there was one on the ledge and another up on the top of the building (visible from my office but not on the camera). I don't see any birds now, on camera or off.

Best,
Warren


> On Jun 13, 2018, at 9:05 AM, Christine Southwick <clsouth at uw.edu> wrote:

>

> How usual is it that one Peregrine eyasses doesn't fledge for two or three days after all the others have? I know the second to last left Monday, but this one (male?) is still on the ledge, flapping its wings, but going nowhere.

> And how are the others doing? Any reports? I always worry the first two weeks or so….

>

> Christine Southwick

> N Seattle/Shoreline

> clsouthwick at q.com

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