Robinsegg
Lunch
Photographed in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The first male took his first flight on the morning of Monday, June 29. His initial flight was a little bumpy — he ended up in a flower bed — but after a check-up and an all-clear, the bird was taken to the top of the building where he could continue his flight training. He has had several good flights around the area since.
The second bird joined his brother soon after. He took his first flight early on Wednesday, July 1. Later in the afternoon, the Watchpost and Rescue Team picked up the bird, examined him and placed him back on the top of the building so that he could resume his flight training. Over the past few days, both birds were safe and spending their time on the eastside of the building.
Lunch
Photographed in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The first male took his first flight on the morning of Monday, June 29. His initial flight was a little bumpy — he ended up in a flower bed — but after a check-up and an all-clear, the bird was taken to the top of the building where he could continue his flight training. He has had several good flights around the area since.
The second bird joined his brother soon after. He took his first flight early on Wednesday, July 1. Later in the afternoon, the Watchpost and Rescue Team picked up the bird, examined him and placed him back on the top of the building so that he could resume his flight training. Over the past few days, both birds were safe and spending their time on the eastside of the building.