JonRich
New Member
Well quick story!!
For those of you who have been following some of my threads, i have a American Kestrel pair that are nesting in a building across the street from my building. I take my Chams out to bask smack dab in the middle of their hunting range. A few months ago i almost lost me male Ambliobe Chance to one of them.
See story here!
https://www.chameleonforums.com/huge-scare-today-almost-lost-chance-79039/
Well i have seen a lottt of activity at the nest the past few weeks. On Saturday i went out to take one of my Chams out and saw a fledgling Kestrel on the ground near a glass elevator bank ( my first though was he flew into the glass and was possibly hurt). I stood back for a bit and just watched him/her. After about 2-3 minutes it moved about a bit, then a dried leaf blew by and he/she pounced on it and tried to eat it. I can see it was hungry!! I looked around for a while and could not see any Adult birds.
For those of you who have been following some of my threads, i have a American Kestrel pair that are nesting in a building across the street from my building. I take my Chams out to bask smack dab in the middle of their hunting range. A few months ago i almost lost me male Ambliobe Chance to one of them.
See story here!
https://www.chameleonforums.com/huge-scare-today-almost-lost-chance-79039/
Well i have seen a lottt of activity at the nest the past few weeks. On Saturday i went out to take one of my Chams out and saw a fledgling Kestrel on the ground near a glass elevator bank ( my first though was he flew into the glass and was possibly hurt). I stood back for a bit and just watched him/her. After about 2-3 minutes it moved about a bit, then a dried leaf blew by and he/she pounced on it and tried to eat it. I can see it was hungry!! I looked around for a while and could not see any Adult birds.