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Daily Archives: October 3, 2012
A first look around…
http://youtu.be/J-NoFQ_lNkc
Narration and videography by Bob Isenberg.
When we go out to search for the peregrines every day, we see this view of Morro Bay, California, USA with a few weather variations. We enjoy calm to blustery winds, bright sun or fogginess and variable temperatures. All delightful. There is a steady stream of people from all over searching for a view of these magnificent birds.
“Education though observation.” Heather
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