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Daily Archives: June 20, 2016
Bon appétit…
Observation date: 16 Jun 2016 Shore birds are typically the main diet of the peregrine falcon, but when June rolls around for about four weeks, the young Western gull chicks are the main entree. The following is but a sample … Continue reading
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