Nebraskaland Magazine
It appears our American Kestrel’s are encountering less success on their second nesting. The first egg from the clutch of four hatched on 24 July. The expectation was the others should of hatch in succession. Four days later, the other three eggs have not hatched. It is probable that the other three will not hatch.
Hopefully we’ll see the single chick make it. It is important to remember that double-brooding by this species is not common. Thus, this second nesting is a bit of a bonus.
The KestrelCam can be viewed HERE. Click on the still shot and the LIVE! video feed should begin playing. As I stated in earlier posts, Internet Explorer sometimes does not work. I suggest using either Firefox or Chrome as your internet browser to view the streaming video. Furthermore, you may not be able to access the streaming video if there is high traffic. If you are unable to access the video feed, try again, later Enjoy!
