GoatSass Farm

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We had a chilly clear and windy morning. The activity was low. Did catch a peregrine falcon passing by. Have not spent much time looking for them of late. It is time that the peregrines pairs start mixing it up more in preparation for nesting. Most of the eagle pairs are sitting eggs and at one nest there might be an egg that has hatched yesterday. Not much activity during egg sitting time. The eagles don’t do much more that swap out turns sitting on the eggs. Which only take five minutes or so. You might catch one bringing in a small stick or grass. On rare occasions bringing food to the nest. One nest the largest that did not have eggs last year and lost the female around sitting time. The male has found a new mate but so far she has not produced an egg. The male still works for short periods of time. So hopefully they will be successful but it is getting late for pairs to start sitting now…

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