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March 19, 2008
What A Difference A Day Makes
Posted by Laura James-Reim
Just wanted to point something out about the behavior of the adults today. If you looked in at all yesterday, the one lone egg seemed to be uncovered most of the day. The temps in Indy weren't hot, they weren't cold, and so to the falcons they probably seemed just right. Otherwise, there would have been more coverage.
Contrast that with today and the behavior of both adults. The eggs have been covered most of the morning by either Kinney or KathyQ. Our temperatures are at least 10 degrees colder and Indy is weathering an extremely windy and rainy day - one might call this a raw day. Although incubation hasn't really started yet - we do expect they will lay more eggs based on their history - the eggs need to be kept warm.
These are seasoned, experienced parents - thank goodness they know what they are doing!
