2024 Hatch Party Q&A

Join us to answer all your burning questions about Annie, Archie, and their new chicks!

[@leslie-dg4um]

Thank you Sean & Lynn + Cal Falcons volunteers & Cam Ops! Love being able to watch Annie's nest and I know this takes a lot of your time during nest season!

[@HarryCarterMetcalfePark414]

I was worried about the youngest chick not getting enough food. Thank you for letting us know! Thank god! 💪

[@ciesinski1]

thank you for recording this session, I was not able to watch live but am enjoying the replay (and your cat!!). You both are so knowledgeable and fun to listen to!

[@marksutherland5068]

Thank you Lynn & Sean. Even though I was aware of a lot of the answers I had to watch again. Thanks for all you do for us to be able to enjoy this wonderful experience.

[@ellieb2914]

I think we've hit that awkward "How do I incubate these four chicks?!" phase of the process. Hopefully there will be a clip of what is happening now posted later. Pretty darn hilarious!

[@ellieb2914]

Thank you for explaining the pantry. I was a bit baffled thinking Annie was the only one doing the shopping. Seems like Lou did more direct hand offs whereas Archie apparently has built a whole pantry!

[@leslie-dg4um]

I agree! The pantry issue was interesting and I also wondered about her going hunting after incubating for so long. Glad to hear there is a pantry somewhere nearby.

[@guywilliams6623]

I hope they were not bothered by the sounds of justified pro-Palestinian demonstrations below

[@Awagirl99]

At what stage do chicks start casting pellets

[@calfalcons]

We typically start to see pellets a couple of weeks in. At that point, the chicks are more capable of ingesting feathers/bones/etc. and making pellets.