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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Bubo visits Morro Rock
Today Cleve didn’t find “Doris” again, our wayward transient peregrine snowbird. However, Heather and I had a visitor at Morro Rock in the form of Bubo virginianus. By the way, this is the very first Latin name for a bird … Continue reading
Posted in other birds
Tagged Bob Isenberg, Doris, falcon, Heather O'Connor, migration, other birds, owl, visitor
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We are so lucky…
The Peregrine Watch is so lucky to have such a dedicated photographer who contributes so much. Quiet, soft spoken with a very dry sense of humor. In a gathering of people around the spotting scopes, you would never know he … Continue reading
Posted in falcon
Tagged Baywood, Cleve Nash, Doris, falcon, migration, other birds, peregrines, photography, weather, winter
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High on High Mountain…
Migration time along the Central Coast of California is underway with a few unusual sightings. First, it was the blue footed booby who stayed for a week or two. Last week, it was the black vulture that spent a couple … Continue reading
Posted in falcon, Morro Rock
Tagged Bob Isenberg, condor, education, falcon, High Mountain, other birds, peregrines, Steve Schubert
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