Before you think this is either a spy mission or something less than savory – let me introduce you to Annie and Grinnell. This is their fourth year nesting on the UCBerkeley Campanile. Either they have excellent taste in music, or the noise level just doesn’t bother them.
As part of the Institute for Wildlife Studies – there are cams on the nest feeding live into YouTube 24/7. There are four eggs. The best prediction has them hatching starting early this afternoon (PDT). The link is here if you want to see yourself. Otherwise, if you just put Falcon Cam into the You Tube search box – you can probably find the other 2-3 cams also trained in the nest.
I had planned on finishing my paper this afternoon. But Annie proved to be too much a distraction. So I am stitching and watching instead.
Are you going to actually finish that paper?
Years ago that late Sue Nelson from XRX sent Margaret’s Mob a link to an eagle cam and they had so much fun watching the young ones grow and eventually leave.
Me? I have been koala watching – just a little.
Yes, actually, there is no choice on the paper. I have one small section, the conclusion (which was already done for something else) and the references to format.