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By: BET (offline) on Friday, April 23 2010 @ 04:17 PM EDT
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I did go back in my archives. Here is the image of the top of the pole showing the box and the cam. You can see the pole top makes a nice resting spot and is protected from the wind by the box

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By: BET (offline) on Saturday, April 24 2010 @ 01:15 PM EDT
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By: BET (offline) on Saturday, April 24 2010 @ 01:31 PM EDT
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11:25am MDT
Dad back on nest box

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By: BET (offline) on Saturday, April 24 2010 @ 09:38 PM EDT
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7:30pm MDT
The cam has been frozen (again) at least since 2:45pm. I sent a notice. I have checked off and on all afternoon to see if anyone had tried to restart the stream. No luck. No view of an Osprey either. Just a bit ago, I tried again. It ran for about 10 seconds. Just long enough to capture this image of "It's snowing!"

I hope Dad Osprey has found a sheltered spot to roost while waiting out the storm. The trees that we see still haven't leafed out. Maybe a lot more available in the Zoo grounds or even the residential neighborhoods which aren't far.
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By: BET (offline) on Saturday, April 24 2010 @ 10:54 PM EDT
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8:45pm MDT
That very special color that lasts for only a few minutes. There is undoubtedly a technical explanation for it, but I have only ever seen it here.

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By: BET (offline) on Sunday, April 25 2010 @ 03:30 PM EDT
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By: BET (offline) on Sunday, April 25 2010 @ 09:30 PM EDT
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By: BET (offline) on Sunday, April 25 2010 @ 09:35 PM EDT
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6:17pm MDT
O #2 stood on the front edge of the nest. O#1 was evidently circling the nest. Came into view and O #2 flew off after him/her. I have not been able to differentiate the head markings.


As I type this an O has flown in and is perched down on the support post. I can barely see him and would not know he was there if I hadn't seen the fly in.
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