The first two nestlings hatched out in the Pilsen nest on Saturday.Others will probably follow in the next few days or even hours.

Feeding

Incubation time took 32 days. First chick was born early morning and the other in the afternoon. Falcon female Ann warms them up most the time so it may seem there are still two eggs only in the nest. She sometimes gets up to feed them the food brought by the male. The newborns will remain in the nest alone after a few days when they get their thermoregulation developed. After that, they won't move off the nest at least for next 14 days, so the camera will provide detailed pictures.

Even if we don't know their sexes, we start "a competition" about choosing the most suitable names for the babies. Suggestions please send to sokoli@rozhlas.cz; the authors of the winning names will get CD from Radioservis publishing.

Tyna, the Prague female, still remains alone and there's no doubt she won't nest this year.