Egg-breaking news from the Campanile! For the first time since 2017, all four of Annie’s eggs have hatched. 🐣💛🐣 Year after year, typically one of Annie’s eggs doesn’t open. “With four chicks, Annie and Archie are definitely going to have their wings full when the chicks get bigger,” said Sean Peterson, an ecologist with @cal_falcons. The chicks’ father, Archie — Annie’s newest mate — is also getting high praise from Cal Falcons’ experts. Peterson said Archie took turns with Annie to sit on the eggs to incubate them and “had some adorable moments where he was quietly talking to the chicks as they were working on breaking out of their eggs.” Archie’s been “an excellent partner for Annie,” he added. Hatch Day activities started this morning at the Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), and the Berkeley community was able to watch the fourth chick hatch on the big screen! Congrats to Annie and Archie on their full nest! 🪺 🔗 Read the rest of the story at the link ...