Orange, 2014/2015

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Aspro nu niet inbeeld of is tie soms al buiten.....

Is dus inderdaad niet meer in de kast.
De laatste foto's en meer info staan op BCAW forum link: http://www.peregrinefalcon-bcaw.net/viewtopic.php?f=357&t=1682&start=800

Update via swinwk (BCAW forum)
THE UPDATE FROM SCOTT IS HERE. ACCIDENTAL FLEDGE ... HIS TAIL WENT UP AND HE TIPPED OUT. HE HAS THE VIDEO AND STILLS. THE STILLS MADE ME CRY WHEN I ENLARGED THEM AS ASPRO TRIED DESPERATELY TO GET BACK IN. THEY HAVE SEARCHED AND CAN NOT FIND HIM. THEY THINK MOM IS NOT AWARE OF ASPRO'S LOCATION. IT RAINED THROUGH THE NIGHT. THEY ARE SENDING A CAMPUS ALERT THROUGH E-MAIL. I HOPE ASPRO MADE IT AND FOUND SHELTER!!!

Update op de site van Orange.
http://falconcamproject.org/

Clip van Scott Banks.

clip van Peter Fullbrandt

Update van Cilla Kinross up hun website.
http://falconcamproject.org/

clip van Peter Fullbrandt

Update!
http://falconcamproject.org/

foto van hun site.

New update van Cilla. Still no news.

Thanks to all those who have sent video etc. I do actually have access to these through our recording video, but can’t see any clear pattern as to direction of exit flights, especially those with food. Often the bird has gone to the roost tree, and in at least one case, the adult has come back to the nest box to finish the food. This is clearly not a good sign.

But I haven’t abandoned all hope. If Aspro is still alive and well, she should be flying by now (43 days old), or at least being more active, and there should be more obvious signs.

I’m going out now for a scout about and will be around over the weekend as well to have a look and a listen

Published 22 November, 2014 | By Cilla Kinross
I’ve gone painstakingly through all the tapes since the ‘tumble’ and apart from the first two days, there has been a distinct drop in activity. The last food brought into the box by Beau was (as far as I have been able to tell) on 17th November. This was taken by Swift up into the roost tree opposite. She then returned with some of the prey still intact three minutes later and then ate it. This doesn’t look a bird who is feeding a youngster, so that doesn’t look good. Since then Swift has spent most of the time in the box, about half that time on the ledge, and the rest in the box asleep (or having a yawn, see below) with an occasional swap with Beau, presumably so she can hunt. It’s not impossible that they are still feeding Aspro, but I don’t think it is very likely at this stage. However, I am very happy to be proven wrong and will still keep searching during this coming week, but can’t come in tomorrow (singing with our choir in the cathedral).
The lack of chivvying as we search has been worrying from the start, but I was hoping that the youngster had somehow ended up some distance away and was gradually finding its way back (and that still is a possibility).

Nog steeds geen spoor van Aspro
Update: http://falconcamproject.org/

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Update (helaas geen teken van Aspro)
http://falconcamproject.org/
Foto van hun site.