Just wanted to share with you some of the photos that have been sent to us recently. Many visitors and photographers enjoy these falcons as much as we do! There are two chicks at this Piedras Blancas site. It is in a large offshore rock that has been a nest site for many years.
Peregrine falcon to the upper left, two downy chicks to the upper middle right in the nest site Photo by Gary O’NeillHighlighted nest site Photo by Gary O’NeillMature Peregrine falcon Photo by Gary O’NeillMature Peregrine falcon Photo by Gary O’NeillMature Peregrine falcon in upper left, two downy chicks in circled nest site Photo by Gary O’Neill
The Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch is here to inform birders, students and all people who are eager to know about these handsome peregrines. We want you to enjoy and be able to use our on-site powerful spotting scopes. We are available to answer your questions about the pair of falcons that have been observed for many years.
Please go to the website, pacificcoastperegrinewatch.org , to see the photos in their full beauty. I hope that helps. It seems to take a bit to have cyberspace do what we want it to do. Thanks for following us, Roger. ~Heather
These pictures are amazing! I especially like the 2 in flight.
You should also share an email reminder that you are part of the Amazon smiles program supporting worthy charities. We are setup for it and it makes me smile when my wife places orders nearly daily.
Thank you Rick for the reminder. You definitely helped us out by using Amazon Smile to place your orders knowing that we benefit from the contributions to our worthwhile 501(c)3 nonprofit charity! To new people, please use the button in the right column to use Amazon Smile benefitting the Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch.
Glad you liked the photos so much! Bob and Heather
South side of Morro Rock-During breeding season through fledging: Late December-July. (Sometimes the CA State Parks closes the gate and makes it impossible to take Bob's truck out to set up during the winter. Call first.)
If you wish to find Bob Isenberg check the north side of Morro Rock, where he photographs surfers many mornings.
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Sorry, photos showed up. My bad!
Please go to the website, pacificcoastperegrinewatch.org , to see the photos in their full beauty. I hope that helps. It seems to take a bit to have cyberspace do what we want it to do. Thanks for following us, Roger. ~Heather
These pictures are amazing! I especially like the 2 in flight.
You should also share an email reminder that you are part of the Amazon smiles program supporting worthy charities. We are setup for it and it makes me smile when my wife places orders nearly daily.
Thank you Rick for the reminder. You definitely helped us out by using Amazon Smile to place your orders knowing that we benefit from the contributions to our worthwhile 501(c)3 nonprofit charity! To new people, please use the button in the right column to use Amazon Smile benefitting the Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch.
Glad you liked the photos so much! Bob and Heather