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Pew Pew Pew! The poozooka (totally a scientific term) is a method used by raptors to keep the nest site relatively clean.

Pew Pew Pew! The poozooka (totally a scientific term) is a method used by raptors to keep the nest site relatively clean.

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The youngest chick is testing out some revolutionary new acrobatic techniques for getting food. They still need a bit of practice... So far, everyone is growing very well and look very healthy. All of them are eating well, which is very nice to see at this age.
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The youngest chick is testing out some revolutionary new acrobatic techniques for getting food. They still need a bit of practice... So far, everyone is growing very well and look very healthy. All of them are eating well, which is very nice to see at this age.

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29,152 views • 3 years ago

At least one chick is celebrating Earth Day with a Birthday! Annie and Archie's first chick just hatched a few minutes ago. A second egg has a very substantial pip, so seems to be making good progress.
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At least one chick is celebrating Earth Day with a Birthday! Annie and Archie's first chick just hatched a few minutes ago. A second egg has a very substantial pip, so seems to be making good progress.

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22,602 views • 2 years ago

So, we've missed our predicted midnight egg laying. We're still at 3. Based on Annie's historic laying interval, the longest she's gone between eggs would put her around 10am today. If we start heading past noon, it'll be relatively unlikely we'll see four eggs this year.
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So, we've missed our predicted midnight egg laying. We're still at 3. Based on Annie's historic laying interval, the longest she's gone between eggs would put her around 10am today. If we start heading past noon, it'll be relatively unlikely we'll see four eggs this year.

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20,616 views • 3 years ago

🚨🚨🚨🥚🥚🚨🚨🚨!!! Second egg alert!
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🚨🚨🚨🥚🥚🚨🚨🚨!!! Second egg alert!

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17,626 views • 3 years ago

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