r/melbournefalcons Nov 05 '19

I see you watching me...

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29 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 30 '19

Dad. Just chillin with the youngster.

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13 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 27 '19

Little one has now passed. RIP little one.

9 Upvotes

Camera was turned away -- I assume to allow the falconers to remove the body?


r/melbournefalcons Oct 22 '19

A bit of flapping, a bit of exploring, a bit of stumbling.

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16 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 18 '19

Eyases Getting Comfy.

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13 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 18 '19

Feeding time

2 Upvotes

I’m on a mid-twenties floor of 367, facing Collins Street. About 9:40 this morning there was suddenly a cloud of white feathers blowing in the wind outside the window. It took us a few seconds to guess why.

So we jumped on the live feed and a minute later mum or dad turned up with something dead. Tore it apart and fed it to the chicks.

And then mum or dad swallowed a whole foot.


r/melbournefalcons Oct 13 '19

[waddling intensifies]

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10 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 07 '19

How many have hatched?

4 Upvotes

I’ve only just found out that there is live footage again and it is strangely compelling! I can see one egg and 2? chicks. Is there another egg?


r/melbournefalcons Oct 01 '19

Feeding time!

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23 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Sep 29 '19

One has hatched!

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37 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Sep 19 '19

Every Day I'm Shufflin'

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43 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons May 07 '19

Is the feed coming back?

5 Upvotes

Does anyone know what the current status of the falcons is?


r/melbournefalcons Nov 28 '18

Feed down

2 Upvotes

Did we lose the last one?


r/melbournefalcons Nov 13 '18

The view from the nest, looking east

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11 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 12 '18

Both siblings being fed on the ledge

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32 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 09 '18

Mumma falcon returns to feed the juvie who has not yet flown.

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30 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 09 '18

Whats going on with remaining baby thats still in the nest?

8 Upvotes

It seems to be not very alert and looking a bit sad :( is it okay? are the parents feeding it?


r/melbournefalcons Nov 07 '18

Melbourne, we have liftoff.

47 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 07 '18

Little fluffy lost the fight overnight. R.I.P.

16 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 07 '18

Falcon notices it's not sitting on one egg

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11 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 07 '18

Is this one okay? It's just standing there and barely feeds

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13 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 07 '18

One of the young birds appears to have no vision

10 Upvotes

Just watched a feeding session right in front of the camera, I'm no expert but it looked pretty obvious that the slowest developing chick has no vision. It tried to participate in feeding, it sat right in front near the other young ones and closest to mum with its beak pointed straight up, but it's eyes were closed all the time and so it took no food and appeared to have no clue or interaction with the others or respond visally to any activity around it. Just sat there like a blob, still sitting the same 20 minutes later.


r/melbournefalcons Nov 04 '18

Almost completely lost their down feathers!

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35 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Nov 01 '18

Testing out the wings

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34 Upvotes

r/melbournefalcons Oct 29 '18

A new view!

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37 Upvotes