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it's so calm! other owls seem to HATE getting their talons and beaks filed

That is an impressive zoom lens .... Nikon? Canon? which lens?

Such a pleasure to watch Peter’s excellent footage. Better than yoga!

What a video! I love how the parentals are so involved and yet, on the edge...just beautiful

A perfect start to my day. I was a volunteer at REF in the 80s and consider it to be a highlight of my life. Is that the female on the left or can you tell at this distance. The one on the left looks larger to me.

Just Beautiful...No words... Only Love and Prayers..

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Wow, this is only the 2nd one I've ever seen. Awesome find! 🤍 Thanks for sharing.

The sound is atrocious...could have been a good video.

This brought back memories of when I took the class - I think in the 80s. I still have my glove and certificate. What marvelous, important work your organization does. 🦅

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Nice owl 🦉🦉🦉🦉 cute 😊😊😊😊mark

❤Beautiful!

Beautiful ❤️

its bopping to the music

Thank you so much. It’s lovely to start my day with this video.

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From The Pure White Plumage, I Can Tell It’s Male

It kind of looks like the owl from Harry Potter 🦉

Nice description, right on the money. The photography is not bad either. 😎🎥👍

I live this! I'm in Denver and a birds of prey/raptor (slightly to extremely biased in favor of the Peregrine Falcon being the coolest animal on our planet) and I just now, today, found your amazing channel. If you're ever looking for someone to mentor, I'm right here lol!!

Pretty weird looking cat

so cool!!!!!!!!!

I’ve actually heard Bald Eagles sneeze on the many live streams of nest cams. They make a quick puff of air and a brief “choo” sound. So yeah, the sneezing is similar to us, but not quite the same!

Much new information that I did not know. I thought that once they left the nest it was a done deal. It makes perfect survival sense to go back to where food was regularly provided. And the eagle parent, needing for the juvenile to hunt on its own, has to provide what we human’s call “tough love”. Very enjoyable video, but the narration makes a big difference in understanding what has happened before to provide context to what the viewer is seeing.

He is amazing. Such soulful eyes. Thank you for all you do for these angels

Anatomically perfect specimen.

A comment from my younger brother who has both a Bachelors degree in Biology and a Master’s in Geology, “Biggest ah-ha is the power of the lens to capture this documentary. Never would know this was happening. Very cool!"

Wow is this this year? Only saw one of the adults on the tree after a few visits this season. Glorious!

STUNNING!!!!!!!!! I had been looking for #7 and didn’t see it. A good friend had to notify me that it was there this evening. Preening in the wind and was a glorious view. The feathers are amazing. Powerful music fitting perfectly for the video. Thanks!

Thank you so much for posting these videos. They make my day! Back in 1989 and 1990, I had the fortunate opportunity to be a member of CDOW’s (now CPW) Peregrine Falcon Recovery Team, more affectionately known as “Jerry’s Kids”, named after Jerry Craig, one of the main people responsible for the recovery of the peregrine in Colorado. As part of the job, we surveyed known and potential nesting sites throughout the state, then banded the young. Some of us were then also assigned to hacking out 5 infant peregrines at different sites around the state. I was assigned to a site near Buena Vista, but had the opportunity to go to several other hack sites including LoDo. So, to see these birds brings things full circle. Currently work in LoDo and in the past I have spotted peregrines zipping by my 15th floor office window, but I have passed them off as passage birds mainly due to the time of years, but with this new info, you can bet that I will start taking walks with my binoculars and maybe even a spotting scope. You’ll know it's me because I will have a big smile on my face. Thanks again!

Ah ha!!! I was hoping for a chapter six. Lovely to see those falcons fly around my old office building at Denver Place. I used to work on the 33rd floor. Don’t know if that building still has that name but this video was delightful! Thanks, REF.

God can I have one male one female

Beautiful!

nice

It’s thrilling watching Nature adapting. Incredible footage. Thanks!

More outstanding video from Raptor Education Foundation. Informative description of “rousing” clearly demonstrated in this film!

I was proud to volunteer with REF back in the late 80s, albeit briefly. What a wonderful and important organization! I love this video!

Love this!

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Fascinating. Are you able to tell us it's story?

I have been following this nest for about three years and was thrilled this year to see what appeared to be parental feeding of nestlings about a month ago. I always take my Sony A6000 w/70-300 lens in an effort to capture any memories that I can. It was AMAZING to see this video captured by Raptor Education Foundation that SO exceeds what I can see through my eyes and my camera lens. This video makes it simple to recognize the larger female and also just how this pair interacts with one another. It was super fun to see the eaglet spreading its wings to see just how big it has grown and to also clearly see the pin feathers on the wings. Stunning video! Thank you!

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What a fabulous example of the heron repositioning the fish so he could swallow it! Great video!!!

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I'm surprised the branch their on holds up and doesn't snap off, from all that weight. The nibbles were cute too!

they love the water. 🦅

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