The 2021 breeding season is drawing to a close. The chicks are still on campus, but have not been spending much time at the Campanile. We will still try to document any sightings on camera, but can’t make any guarantees about where they will choose to spend their time!
This has been a truly amazing year and we wanted to take a moment to thank everyone involved in this project. First and foremost, we’d like to thank Annie and Grinnell and all their fledglings, including this year’s: Fauci, Kaknu, and Wek’-wek.
In the non-feathered category, there is an army of people and institutions who made this happen. We would like to thank:
–172 Crowdfunding Donors for initial webcam funding
–Thousand of t-shirt supporters for additional webcam and stream support funding
–The University of California, Berkeley
-Permanent Network Funding:
Office of Chancellor Christ
-Facilities Services:
Karen Larsen
Maria Garcia-Alvarez
Eric Ellisen
Todd McFerren
Daniel Bohnet
-Communications and Public Affairs:
La Dawn DuVall
-Telecommunications:
Martin Garcia
Gary Thomas
Pablo Membreno
-UCPD:
Sparky Carranza
Wade MacAdam
–Nest Box Construction:
Mary Malec
Paul Romanak
–Nest Box Installation:
Doug Bell
Sean Peterson
Lynn Schofield
Mary Malec
–Camera Installation:
Peter Sharpe
Doug Bell
–Nestling Banding 2021:
Zeka Glucs
Sean Peterson
–Website Design:
Sean Peterson
Lynn Schofield
Carla Cicero
Michelle Koo
–Camera Operation:
Sean Peterson
Lynn Schofield
Jan Ambrosini
Mary Malec
Allison Levin
–FledgeWatch 2021:
Mary Malec
Jan Ambrosini
Allen Fish
Tim Stroshane
Christina Tarr
Suzanne Marr
Judith Dunham
Kris Diede
John Davis
Alison Levin
Cheryl Elmore
Pat Young
Bridget Ahern
Alison Fish
John Baylor
Sean Peterson
Lynn Schofield
Vireo Peterson-Schofield
And finally, we’d like to thank everyone who watched every moment with us, from first egg to first flight, your enthusiasm, curiosity, and excitement has really driven this project.
Thank you.
-The Cal Falcons Team
Doug Bell, East Bay Regional Parks
Carla Cicero, UC Berkeley – Museum of Vertebrate Zoology
Allen Fish, Golden Gate Raptor Observatory
Mary Malec, East Bay Regional Parks/Golden Gate Raptor Observatory
Sean Peterson, UC Berkeley – Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
Lynn Schofield, The Institute For Bird Populations
Peter Sharpe, Institute for Wildlife Studies
Interested in helping support Cal Falcons? You can donate to the program here. Donations will be used for camera maintenance, education, and research.
