Sunday Sharing

 From Saturday night - 

 6/28/2013  ::   Update on Juvenile Peregrines

All four of the Peregrine Falcon juveniles are flying confidently and honing their hunting skills. They have been spending less time at the ledge so as to become more independent. At times they return for rest, at nightfall, for protection from the elements, or if they are hungry and have had an unsuccessful hunt. After fledging, juveniles can remain dependent on their parents for up to two months. The adult falcons participate in their young's practice of flying and hunting, bringing them food if they have not been able to hunt their own, and even doing food drops to teach them how to dive. After these skills are attained to the best of their ability, the juveniles will leave the scrape permanently. They will continue to hunt and grow, and eventually they will search for a mate to nest and begin their life as a mature falcon, raising young as a parent themselves

 From FrEYEday night's walk

 Mom took the khamera with her when she went to get the paper from the porch - since Mom and Dad weren't on the nest, she snagged some khwikhk shots - it DOES look like all three hatched!!!

 See, khwikhk shot of a leaf

 Great job Mom

 We chekhked on the khornpuppies Saturday night

 Someone moved just at the last minute

 Ditto

The skEYE after our khornpuppy pikhs

I'm sharing Mom with two pups AND The GKP today - she's heading to work after 8 or so - then will head off fur Alice and Pinky by 11 - she might stop bakhk at The GKP as she khomes by on the return trip if she didn't akhkhomplish enough during her furst trek in - 

There are a few pikhs on The Rotts N Pups FB page - and from all of Saturday's reports, they are total sweet dolls - Mom khan't wait to meet them!

Happy Sunday EvFURRYone!

Hugz&Khysses,

Khyra

PeeEssWoo: Yes, Angel and Isabella, the green paper$ will go fur ME stuff!!!