Monthly Archives: May 2021

25 May 2021 The south side chick made its debut at the diving board hole at 21 days old. That would be three weeks behind the north side chicks.  On the north side, the three young have been flying for … Continue reading →

16 May 2021 This past week, our friend, Cleve Nash completed his life at age 79. He was a self-taught photographer and naturalist who donated so many of his very fine photographs to our Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch website here. … Continue reading →

5 May 2021 News flash! Gordon Robb, ardent falcon observer, called late this afternoon to tell me he saw a falcon chick in the north side “bowling ball” nest site. “I’ll be right there!” Six minutes later I arrive and … Continue reading →