I am the person collecting observations of the Ravens nesting. We have some pretty good evidence now that they are laying eggs and may already have completed egg laying.
This morning, before dawn, a Raven left the nest, which is an indication it was on the nest all night, a good sign. We also discovered today that a spotting scope placed at the entrance to the Leslie Spit can actually see the head and tail of a Raven on the nest- it is far away enough that the view is "flat".
If you have a scope, try it out and let us know if you can or cannot see it. If you do not have a scope, close-in observations are still important because the scope view is too far away to see the Raven carrying food.
Any help you can give us would be greatly appreciated, especially on the weekends when our own coverage is spotty. Remember, lack of seeing anything is still important so please let us know with times. Thanks a bunch.