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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
Juveniles in flight
Photo by Cleve Nash
Catch this…!
Hungry chicks learn to catch their next snack mid-air!
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Tagged falcon, feeding, hunting, juvenile, peregrines, survival
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“Solo” visits again.
“Solo,” the young falcon from the north side made a visit to the south side again. After crashing into the top of a bush, he made his way down behind some rocks. I couldn’t see him , but sure could … 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