http://katie.luther.edu/moodle/filter/m ... glecam.flv

 

Very cool

Where does this bird live?

 

Also, I hear we have a few in NJ now...

They've always been in NJ. We're a prime nesting area. There's usually a few nests in a small park on the brick/pt.pleasant border, but its usually closed off to the public due to the sensitivity. You can go to the wild life reserve off exit 48 on the parkway. I forget the name, but its a short trip down 9 after the parkway exit. You can stay in the car, and its a 8 mile track. I usually head down a few times a year to do some photography. Or you can hit the cape may reserve in Late october/november. Due to its location, all the falcons migrate thru there, so you can see every major type of falcon that migrates from the north.

cool video. its just too choppy to watch for me though.

Yeah.... but still cool....

 

the mate just came and changed positions.....

Manasquan Res has a pair. And a camera set up in the nature center