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We are saddened to say that Irma & Ian’s Eggs were not viable most likely due to the burrow getting flooded on the April 13th rainstorm – A couple of days ago they abandoned the nest. This is mother nature, and we will try again next season… when they start coming around again, we will re-start the live feed.
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5-19-2023 7:55 AM – Empty shell carried from nest –
5-19-2023 7:55 AM – Empty shell carried from nest. We might have babies! 
Irma has rare black/brown eyes with just a few gold speckels.
Ian has the yellow eyes
Burrow (Red dot) – 33ft nesting season protection zone (yellow tint)
If there is activity near the burrow – Ian will fly to the culvert next to the old burrow and observe from a distance. Irma will hunker down in the burrow.
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Irma and Ian have “Flown the coop” for now.
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