Peak Warming Man said:

RangerJudy 32m
November 6: Last evening Lady brought a gull and fed 37 then. SE37 spent the night sleeping on the branch by the nest – neither adult was seen to come home. This morning 37 was very quick to fly to the nest when Dad brought an early bream and is self-feeding well. Just what we hoped to see after fledging. SE38 was last seen on the ground and was heard calling. Just before 10am 38 was seen and heard in a tree in the forest. And later, more news that 38 is safe and flying well. It is not known if the parents have found 38 or if it has fed. Mid-afternoon, 37 was on the nest and for a while swooped by a currawong. Late afternoon Lady came home with a gull, fed 37 a little, then ate some herself -then continued feeding 37, not seeming very interested.

All a bit sad that they don’t keep in touch once they leave home.