Thursday Thinking

 From Tuesday evening

 Mom skhweeeeeed like a girl when she snagged this one

 Wednesday morning's breakhfast khlub

 Wednesday evening before our walk - here is an update from Wednesday

6/5/2013  ::   Fledgling Update
The fledges were at the ledge this morning. They have since been seen at various perches around the city. Milk crates were placed inside the 16th floor balcony in case they land inside again and get trapped, they can hop out to the railing.

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 I chekhked out the khorn puppies Sunday evening

 Take it away Mom - time fur woo to share the other pikhs from Sunday

 Thanks Khyra - last weekend was NATS East in York - so Sunday morning found khwite a few heading home

 I saw WHRF RAT

 There was a big motorcycle ride along I81 - I've probably managed to see it every year I've been transporting - it is cool to see everyone gathered on the overpasses -

 and to hear and see the excitement!

 They close I81 just before the exit so the riders can merge right on to the interstate

 Of course, the traffic that gets stopped whilst they do this aren't sure how exciting it is

 I saw WHAAAACK

 I didn't see this in time to get a great shot but 4SCORE7 was very civil ;-)

Junior and his dad George - happy fellas for sure!

Happy Thursday EvFURRYone!

Hugz&Khysses From Khyra's Khorner

Whitney's Whikhked Whednesday

  From Monday evening 

 One of the parents rekhlaimed 'The Point'

 Tuesday morning

Tuesday late afternoon

Here are the updates posted on their page

 6/3/2013  ::   Blue Banded Female Released

The blue-banded female was returned onto the roof of the Rachel Carson State Office Building after being released from the wildlife rehabilitator around 11 a.m. The female has taken a few short flights to the nearby buildings and is doing okay. She was rescued by the Falcon Watch and Rescue volunteer crew on Saturday, June 1st.

6/3/2013  ::   All falcons fledged

On the morning of Friday, May 31st, the yellow-banded male was the first fledge. After a few short flights, he landed inside a balcony on the 16th floor of the Rachel Carson State Office Building. He was later rescued and released onto the roof. 

Over the weekend, the blue-banded female was rescued and taken to the Red Creek Wildlife Center because of exhaustion and dehydration. She has recovered and will be released onto the building later today. 

The other falcons--white-band and red-band are making short flights around the building. DEP Environmental Education staff, interns and volunteers are coordinating the Falcon Watch and Rescue Program. 

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Happy Whikhked Whednesday EvFURRYone!!!!

Khyra told me that she even saw Zoey The GSD Collie with the tail that outfloooofs Khyra's sleeping like ME their front window as Mom and Khyra were on Walk #1 on Tuesday!

Hugz&Khysses From All of Us at Khyra's Khorner

PeeEssWoo: If woo didn't read it on Tuesday, please chekhk out Savvy Doo Mew's InterWOO with Khyra - Khyra is still raving about the chikhken ;-)