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Author Archives: Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch
When things are slow, we always have other birds…
June 24, 2012 Balmy and sunny today. I spent a couple of hours with Cleve Nash getting some shots of young gulls just out of the nest. The adult falcons have had a banquet with them, but in a few … Continue reading
Summer Solstice
June 20, 2012. Today the solstice celebration will take place in the parking lot at the rock. A few of the local Native Americans have gone up to the top of the rock last night with a park guide, where … Continue reading
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Landing gear !
June 16, 2012 Since there is not a lot of action right now at the rock, I wanted to share some behavioral actions that are happening as we speak. The south side female has been perched for about 40 minutes. … Continue reading
Gull chicks are about ready…
The young Western Gulls are coming out of the nests to wander around. The falcons know it. Now and the next few weeks, they are just the right size to kill and carry off. The adult gulls are protective of … Continue reading
Off To the “Rock.”
Bob just headed down to the rock to see what the peregrines are up to on this foggy morning. ~Heather
Hello world!
We are now using this site to reach more people. Follow along with us as we learn how to do it… The Pacific Coast Peregrine Watch is here to inform birders, students and all people who are eager to know … Continue reading
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