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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Oriole spring…
I know spring is here, not by the calendar, but because I saw my first oriole at Morro Rock today. A beautiful male in breeding plumage. I got off a dozen shots of him with my Canon 70 D, but … Continue reading
Posted in falcon, Morro Rock, peregrine
Tagged brooding, falcon, incubation, Morro Rock, peregrines
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A woman’s prerogative…
Observation date: 14 March 2014 It seems as though we have a change of venue this season. The resident female falcon has selected a nest site other than the “diving board” hole which she has used 9 out of 12 … Continue reading
Posted in falcon, Morro Rock, peregrine
Tagged breeding, brooding, falcon, Morro Rock, peregrines
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Access restricted…
Observation date: 3 March 2014 Video: February storm 2014 Access to Morro Rock has been severely restricted due to extreme weather conditions with gale force winds. Not only was the gate locked to the south parking lot, but a police … Continue reading
Posted in falcon, Morro Rock, peregrine, Shell Beach
Tagged falcon, Morro Rock, Shell Beach, weather, winter
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