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Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

Last post 09-03-2009, 9:32 by Bville. 7 replies.
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  •  04-11-2009, 12:33 3866275

    Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    This thread is intended to be an easily accessible list of links to redtail, raptor and other avian-related Internet resources. Other miscellaneous sources such as books could also be included. The goal is to have one central resource spot for quick reference to live cams, photo galleries, blogs, and other websites of interest. It's still a work in progress, but I'll kick it off with a list subject to additions, revisions, corrections, etc. The idea is to function much as does bobdmac's video thread--that is, an initial post or two, to be edited from time to time with new entries, so as to keep the list in the same location. If you want to suggest additions or have other comments, you can post them as usual; and I'll edit the original post(s) as indicated, back at the beginning. Or you can email the links to me. So here is a first wing-flap, to take the plunge.

    I'll also be adding, with permission, any Flickr links for Forumers wishing to post their information.

    FLICKR LINKS


    Catgirl
    www.flickr.com/photos/cheryls_camera
    "Look for the continually evolving collections on the right.  'Tulsa Urban Hawks' contains photos of the five pairs of RTs that occupy adjacent territory to the KJRH hawks.
    The collection 'KJRH Hawks' contains a set of photos following the KJRH RTs from June 2008 to February 2009; a set of photos of Thunder; and a set of photos of Kay and Jay's second season, starting October 2008 to present.
    The collection 'Tulsa Urban Wildlife' contains photos of a variety of wildlife viewed in the Tulsa area- from prey (squirrels, pigeons, birds) to the predators (eagles, hawks, red fox).
    Please contact me (either through flickr or the KJRH Hawk's Nest website) if you would like a copy of a particular picture."

    Observer

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/modelt/
    "Be sure to check out the collections (on the right-hand side) of day-to-day screenshots and videos of Kay and Jay's daily nest activities, which go along with the forum posts for each day. You can follow events from the time they started working on the nest, through the egg-laying and sitting periods up to the present. There are also shots of Thunder during his pre-fledge era, with lots of closeups."

    Raptorfan
    www.flickr.com/photos/redtail_hawks/
    "You will see photos and videos with audio of juvenile redtail hawk siblings."

    Bville

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/27794391@N04/collections/
    "Two collections 1) the KJRH Hawks, and 2) Redtails in the Greater Tulsa area, intended to be a chronological retrospective of Forum observations since April 2008. Most photos are screen captures by various Forum members, but there are also original photos by Catgirl, Observer, Kcactionphoto, and Russell Mills. (Thank you all for your permission to include them.) I've tried to give credit as due on the rest, but if you find something amiss amongst the multitude of dates, times and names, please let me know and I'll gladly revise. I may also do some streamlining as time goes by."

    more links to come?

    REDTAIL
    LIVE CAMS

    http://www2.fi.edu/hawknest.php
    Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, PA--
    eggs to hatch anytime, as of 4-11-09
    http://www.kgw.com/raptorcam/?nvid=226982&live=yes
    KGW Audubon Raptor Cam: in Portland, Oregon--eggs to hatch anytime, as of 4-11-09
    Also a blog at this site.

    BLOGS and PHOTOS with an interest in Redtails


    http://www.palemaleirregulars.blogspot.com/
    Donegal Browne’s photos and searchable blog. (She welcomes submissions of observations and photos of interest to Nature-lovers.)
    http://www.mariewinn.com/marieblog/
    Blog and photos: “Current Hawk and Nature News” in NYC/Central Park. You will find  answers to questions about redtails, by John Blakeman, noted expert.
    http://urbanhawks.blogs.com/
    “Urban hawks and other wildlife in Central Park and NYC”  Blog and photos, by Bruce Yolton
    http://yojimbot.blogspot.com/
    "The Origin of Species"—NYC Redtails, among other things
    http://bloomingdalevillage.blogspot.com/
    James Bloomingdale follows the NYC Cathedral redtail nest (Isolde and Norman), as well as the Boat Basin (Riverside) pair this year (whose three eyasses were poisoned last year, and then the nest collapsed). This year they are in the crotch of a very sturdy London Plane tree.
    http://www.nycaudubon.org/home/UrbanRed-Tails.shtml
    Redtail pair in Queens, NY
    http://www.jknaturegallery.com/
    A hawk photos gallery by same people above
    http://www.palemale.com
    Photographer Lincoln Karim's site--with photos (and some info) of the Fifth Avenue Redtails, and other Central Park wildlife
    http://kitundu.com/patch/index.html
    Photo gallery of 7 months in the life of Patch, an urban redtail, by Walter Kitundu
    http://citybirder.blogspot.com/
    Wildlife in Brooklyn and NYC. Follows the Greenwood Cemetery redtail pair
    http://fotonyc.net/Gallery2/index.php
    Photography by Nabil


    OTHER LIVE BIRDCAMS

    BALD EAGLES

    http://www.kjrh.com/content/news/hawks/default.aspx
    Sutton Center eagles in Stillwater, OK 
    Sutton Avian Research Center home page: http://suttoncenter.org/index.html
    http://www.wvec.com/cams/eagle.html
    Norfolk, VA, Botanical Gardens
    http://www.friendsofblackwater.org/camhtm2.html
    Blackwater Refuge, Cambridge, MD

    OWLS
    http://www.starrranch.org/blog/?page_id=2
    California Barn Owls
    http://www.beleefdelente.nl/steenuil
    Dutch Stone Owls

    PEREGRINE FALCONS

    http://www.greatriverenergy.com/environment/birdcam.html
    or for stand alone playerhttp://falcon.grenergy.com/
    Peregrine Falcons in Minnesota--eggs
    http://www2.ucsc.edu/scpbrg/falconcameraSJ.htm
    San Jose peregrines due to hatch around the 21st.

    COMPREHENSIVE
    http://discuss2.hancockwildlifechannel.org/
    Hancock Wildlife Foundation Discussion Forum, with many cam links, including some of the above and many more--hawks, falcons, eagles, ospreys.
    Hancock's own live cams:  http://www.hancockwildlifechannel.org/index.php?topic=cam-sites

    http://www.beakspeak.com/index.php/birdcams










  •  04-11-2009, 17:38 3867670 in reply to 3866275

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    This thread is wonderful!  Thank you, thank you!  My flickr page is:  

    www.flickr.com/photos/redtail_hawks/

    You will see photos and videos with audio of juvenile redtail hawk siblings.

  •  04-12-2009, 9:40 3871904 in reply to 3867670

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    Wonderful Bville!  Thank You!
  •  04-13-2009, 16:46 3879541 in reply to 3871904

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

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    Portland, Oregon, Redtails: The first egg is hatching! 

     

     

    Mom is on and off the nest, as she carefully inspects the egg.  The chick inside is making noise.  His little beak is in the air pocket of the egg, and he has filled his lungs with air.

     

    Portland Redtail Cam


    Last year, Madame & Monsieur Redtail had three chicks, two females and a male.  Unfortunately, the male succumbed to an insidious disease right before his two sisters fledged.  This year, there are three eggs in the nest, and we hope all the chicks hatch and eventually fledge.  It was so sad last year.  The male adolescent could not feed himself because the disease caused a deformity in his beak.  His mother patiently fed him, to the end of his short life.


    Please help preserve wildlife and wildlife territories
    IBRRC
  •  04-13-2009, 18:07 3879921 in reply to 3866275

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    Bville:

    OTHERS

    http://www.greatriverenergy.com/environment/birdcam.html
    Peregrine Falcons in Minnesota--eggs



    Here's the link for the falcons' stand alone player: http://falcon.grenergy.com/

    And here's a video of the mom laying her third egg.

    "Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one" –– A. J. Liebling
  •  04-15-2009, 14:13 3892676 in reply to 3879921

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    San Jose Peregrines due to hatch around the 21st.

    http://www2.ucsc.edu/scpbrg/falconcameraSJ.htm

  •  09-02-2009, 19:27 4235004 in reply to 3892676

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    Boy this fell way down the list!
    Yesterday is history
    Tomorrow a mystery
    Today is a gift
  •  09-03-2009, 9:32 4235286 in reply to 4235004

    Re: Redtail Resources: Live Cams, Photos, Blogs, and other Avian-Related Materials

    Hey, Observer, thanks for the boost back up!
    Big Smile

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