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Monthly Archives: March 2020
Housekeeping…
18 March 2020 At Morro Rock, I observe the falcons every day. I just don’t write every day and a lot of times I write, but don’t post every day. I do this to make sure that what I wrote … Continue reading
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Hourly…
4 March 2020 At Morro Rock, constant attention is being shown in and around the “cathedral hole.” The female has visited two or three nesting sites, but only briefly and with not too much enthusiasm. Copulations continue about every hour … Continue reading