6:43-6:44 a.m.: Ma's back, wriggling into the nest bowl.

Ma back checks to feel little ones are OK

and then has to clean up the nest again - who moved this bit then- hmmm?


and what was that - someone crashed up above and now that noisy moving thing is going by -

6:50-6:55 a.m.: Lovely Ma incubating her pair of eggs, keeping careful watch around the nest.




7:00 a.m.: Sunrise over Boundary Bay.

Ma turned the babes and then started calling out to Pa as he obviously went by somewhere - couldn't see him but she could. Pa didn't respond that I could hear and he certainly did not come to the nest.



Kinda looks lonely



Come on Pa - don't be a redneck - you've been gone too long, come and be with your family - she is asking nicely

7:27 a.m.: Ma calling out softly.

7:39 a.m.: Brave birds ... Ma was watching!



7:45 a.m.: The air is thick with flocks and flocks of small birds (starlings?) flying over the water. Train going by below.



8:06 a.m.: Ma trilling. Not sure what got her attention.

Good morning WR friends. Congratulations to Ma and Pa WR to have two eggs.
Thanks Priscillash for the video. I had the cameras up and went of and did some stuff and came back to two eggs so I appreciated the video to see the second one.
Thanks too David and it is so right that whoever these two are they are parents of two wee bobbleheads we can watch grow and fly away.
Thanks to everyone for your scaps and videos and reports. I have been able to follow thanks to all of you!!

8:13 a.m.: Ma called out and yawned. Noisy train going by below.

I have to admit, that I'm not having a 'good' feeling about this nesting season. She's been on the nest since laying the second one yesterday afternoon, and I've seen no sign of Pa. Has anyone else seen him since she laid the second one? She's been calling for him off and on for the past couple of hours...and nothing.