Follow Blog via Email
Join 1,565 other subscribersSupport the Peregrine Watch
-
Recent Posts
- Incubation starts… March 23, 2024
- The eggs and I… March 22, 2024
- Scholarship student September 14, 2023
- Scholarship recipients… May 29, 2023
- First flight… May 22, 2023
Archives
Details
Tags
- accident or injury
- artwork
- Bob Isenberg
- breeding
- brooding
- California
- California Polytechnic State University
- chicks
- Cleve Nash
- courtship
- Doris
- eagles
- education
- eggs
- falcon
- feeding
- gulls
- Heather O'Connor
- hunting
- incubation
- invaders
- juvenile
- mammals
- migration
- Morro Bay
- Morro Bay Winter Bird Festival
- Morro Rock
- other birds
- owl
- peregrines
- photography
- Piedras Blancas Lighthouse
- prey
- scholarship
- Shell Beach
- shorebird
- solstice
- stoop
- summer
- survival
- visitor
- vultures
- weather
- whales
- winter
Join us on Facebook
Daily Archives: May 13, 2014
Two down, one to go…
Observation date: 13 May 2014 We turn to Shell Beach, where all the action is with the young falcons. Two of the three young have fledged leaving a very large female in the eyrie. Females being larger take longer to … Continue reading
Posted in chicks, falcon, peregrine, Shell Beach
Tagged chicks, Cleve Nash, falcon, feeding, juvenile, other birds, peregrines, Shell Beach
2 Comments
One at a time…
Everything seems to come at once. The Central Coast has had its share of excitement in the last few days. First of all, two of the three falcon chicks at Shell Beach have fledged. Piedras Blancas Lighthouse has three new … Continue reading
Posted in chicks, falcon, Morro Rock, peregrine, prey, Shell Beach
Tagged chicks, falcon, Morro Rock, peregrines, Piedras Blancas Lighthouse, prey, Shell Beach, whales
8 Comments