


Ich hätte da 'ne Idee-sie sollen quasi als Wegwqeiser zur neuen Box Menschenatrappen hinstellen-die findet Sheila dann 100 pro!
Das würde mir echt weh tun die Beiden nicht mehr zu seh'n

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The new nest box for Sheila and Havoc remains vacant and any day now it would be expected that Sheila would settle down to lay her first egg. Regular patrols continue of the Power Station in case Sheila returns here but at this stage there is no evidence of a 'nest'.
http://www.alcoa.com/australia/en/info_ ... webcam.aspMonday September 6, 2010
This week we have received several enquiries asking for clarification on what has happened to Sheila.
With the appearance of a new female in Sheila's breeding territory it is most likely that Sheila has died. We have not found any physical evidence of Sheila but given the appearance on a new female, it is the most likely assumption. Peregrine falcons mate for life, it would be almost impossible for another female to breed with Havoc if Sheila was alive. It is only if a member of the pair dies, the surviving falcon (in this case Havoc) will accept a replacement mate.
Wednesday September 23, 2010
The Alcoa Anglesea water tower that provided the ledge for our previous nest box has undergone a renovation. Critical safety work has been undertaken removing the deteriorating ladders and stairways from the structure – see before and after photos of the water tower.
Prior to the work starting, we inspected the water tower for signs of a nest or eggs. Luckily the water tower was not the birds' chosen nest site for this year, so work could proceed unhindered. However, our two resident falcons Havoc and Ava kept a close eye on proceedings – see photo ofAva watching the work.