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Our young birds are doing well and having to practice more independence.
Some of the chicks may fledge before the end of the month.
The chicks are really changing now.
It is hard to believe but the bigger, older chicks (eyasses in falcon terms) are now two weeks old.
The size difference is pretty pronounced between the three biggest chicks their littlest sibling.
The fourth chick arrived late last night or very early this morning.
The third chick arrived late last night or very early this morning.
The second chick hatched very early morning today.
The first chick hatched today about 4:15 PM.
Kewpee arrived at the nest box with some food for his mate, Rebecca.
