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2010 WATCH
2009 WATCH
Three eggs, two hatched.
Nihei (left) and Tailer photographed by Chris Traynor
2008 WATCH
2007 WATCH
Skylar, photographed by Bob Boisvert, 19 June 2007
Two eggs, one hatched.
Chick: Skylar
2006 WATCH
Odyssey, photographed by Adrian Buss
Two eggs, one hatched.
Chick: Odyssey
2005 WATCH
Storm, photographed by Tony Beck
Four eggs, two hatch.
Chicks: Littlefoot and Storm.
2004 WATCH
Three eggs, two hatch
Chicks: Zanar and Senator.
2003 WATCH
Three eggs, one hatches
Chicks: Solitaire (shown at banding time with Eve Ticknor).>
2002 WATCH
Four eggs, one hatches
Chicks: Summit (at left) is joined by foster chicks Swift and Grisou (courtesy of the Canadian Peregrine Foundation). Grisou has eye problem and does not survive.
2001 WATCH
Three eggs, one hatched
Chicks: Quest and Bailey (foster chick from Canadian Peregrine Foundation); both die tragically as they slip from their perch before they are able to fly.
2000 WATCH
Three or four eggs
Chicks: Freedom, Windracer (hit building; did not survive), and Zephyr.
1999 WATCH
- Nestwatch 1999: summary report on the year's activity from watch coordinator Eve Ticknor
- Local activity reports
Four eggs, none hatched
Foster chicks (from the Canadian Peregrine Foundation): Loft, Preston, and Jessie (all successfully fledged).
1998 WATCH
- Nestwatch 1998: summary report on the year's activity from watch organizer Bev McBride
- Log of nesting activity: 1998
Three eggs, two hatched
Chicks: Pippin (success) and Jo-Jo (flew into building; did not survive).
1997 WATCH
Allison (flew into building; did not survive).
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