Peregrine Falcon, Orange NSW - 2020

WendyBartter said:

It could be something to do with the stones blocking off the near top corner?

I imagined that the idea was to prevent Diamond from laying her eggs too close for the cam to see them and the chicks.

One of the little babes is still looking rather moribund up to 09:30.

Both eyases still "active":

G'night chaps.

Am quite fearful for that little one which spends far too much time on it's back, wonder if it's the one that had such a long struggle to break out of egg? Hopefully just exhausted & will pick up soon!

I'm working my way thru today's footage while this thread is open, so comments made will not account for later events, if you see what I mean.

Honouring Xavier, the impression is that he's making a lot of "wasted" journeys :-*

(He froze for several frames at this point, the next scene he was crouched on the sill.)

I've not been commenting on the weaker eyas, just showing you.  I think there's a slight improvement from midday to mid-afternoon:

Now going to do NestCam2, which I should have done in the first place - if only it had sound :( 

Oh dear, lots of standing on chicks but did see some proper movement from the poorly one at the end ... wnen I mentioned about the rocks earlier I just wondered if that's forcing D into a very tight corner which iis making her movement awkward?

NestCam2 catchup for the 6th

The weaker eyas didn't get fed.  I've tagged a pip in #3 on the end, that was 19:30.

Chat has died off for the night, presumably.  I asked what "duckling" that might have been but no answer.

Definitely pipping, great capture Scylla! Poor littl'un can't seem to right itself

"Is it a pip or something stuck on egg?" 

Made me doubt now ... a feather methinks!