Banding Day at the Falconcam

May 30, 2008 in Falcons with 1 comments

Today was Banding Day at the Rochester Falconcam. All five of Mariah & Kaver's eyases were removed from the scrape temporarily in order to band them and take vital statistics. The eyases were also sexed and named. This year's offspring have been named: Seneca (f); Diamante (m); Quest (f); Zephyr (m); and Susan B (f). Read all about it on the Falconcam's Banding Day 2008 page. Birdorable congratulates the team on a successful banding day!

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Jess on June 5, 2008 at 7:38 PM wrote:

Thanks for the good wishes Birdorable folks!!!

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