The falcon's nest/box has a tall panel at the back, on the right.

I'm going to assume that it was mother falcon who was perching on that panel, late yesterday afternoon...

The way the camera's set up, all I could see was her toes and her tail... ha ha...

I looked in again at a very late hour and wasn't sure if she was still sitting there - the "night vision" didn't make it easy for me, ha ha...

But seeing as all three chicks were not only awake, but were crowded into the corner and were all looking up, expectantly, I can only assume that she was there...

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And for no better reason than that I found it and I thought I might as well post it... ha ha...

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Thanks everyone for their condolences on the loss of my big sis, last week.

Martin, there's a spell check in the reply box - on the top right - the ABC button

I've been keeping a close eye on the murderous pom-poms and I love their new pin feathers just showing now.

They're just like toddlers, uncertain on their feet, and stretching their wings for balance.

Mum is feeding them well, and seems to judge their craw size to see which one needs more food

Dance anyone?

I'm sexy and I know it..............

Mum's been feeding them about 4 to 5 times a day.

Nearly aways a pigeon.   But the other day I wasn't happy to see a blue wren.

Not much meat on a teeny blue wren.

One is stretching his legs atm by wandering out of the nest.

Funny how they know to keep away from the edge.

For those who don't know -

https://www.367collinsfalcons.com.au/?fbclid=IwAR29mA2jSzN7iHFiE3hT7ldQ00qQspEruHanE9SXhz1TBpeA2Cgkd...