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Massachusetts, please reply…
The holidays were beautiful in Morro Bay, mid to high 70s and a couple of days in the 80s. Some extreme tides, enough that kayakers were stranded on the mud flats. Harbor Patrol and Coast Guard were kept busy. Even … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Isenberg, breeding, Doris, Morro Rock, peregrines, photography, visitor, weather, winter
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Around the campfire…
The Winter Solstice is the first of the December holidays. This year it was on the 21st of this month. Our Salinan Native Americans were in good numbers at the rock along with interested non-native well wishers and campfire lovers, … Continue reading
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Tagged breeding, falcon, Morro Rock, peregrines, solstice, winter
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Splish, splash…
Almost winter now. The solstice will be upon us this Saturday. The Peregrine Watch will be on hand for the Native American activities in the late afternoon. I’ll be sure to write something about it later next week. This morning, … Continue reading
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Tagged artwork, breeding, Cleve Nash, courtship, Doris, falcon, gulls, invaders, other birds, peregrines, solstice, stoop
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Strut your stuff…
A couple of below freezing nights, three days of high surf advisories with 14 foot waves breaking over the jetties, a “king tide” with some great minus tides for gathering mussels, three days of 85°F heat and plenty of sunshine. … Continue reading
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Tagged artwork, courtship, eagles, falcon, gulls, Heather O'Connor, invaders, juvenile, Morro Rock, other birds, peregrines, weather
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Twiggin’ it…
This is a slow time of year and not too much excitement, but it gives us the chance to catch up on our house-keeping and buying a new Epson Projector EX5220 for school presentations. Now, Heather will have to create … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, breeding, Cleve Nash, courtship, falcon, mammals, Morro Rock, peregrines, stoop, visitor, weather
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We are so lucky…
The Peregrine Watch is so lucky to have such a dedicated photographer who contributes so much. Quiet, soft spoken with a very dry sense of humor. In a gathering of people around the spotting scopes, you would never know he … Continue reading
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Tagged Baywood, Cleve Nash, Doris, falcon, migration, other birds, peregrines, photography, weather, winter
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High on High Mountain…
Migration time along the Central Coast of California is underway with a few unusual sightings. First, it was the blue footed booby who stayed for a week or two. Last week, it was the black vulture that spent a couple … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Isenberg, condor, education, falcon, High Mountain, other birds, peregrines, Steve Schubert
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Boobies and falcons…
There has been a lot of commotion along the California coast and Morro Bay is no exception. We had our own personal Blue-footed booby here for about 6 days on the south jetty of Morro Bay. In case you didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue-footed Booby, breeding, courtship, falcon, Morro Bay, Morro Rock, other birds, peregrines, stoop
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I only have flies for you…
For anyone looking to observe falcons along the Central Coast of California at this time of year, it is a real crap shoot. If it’s not the wind, it’s the fog. For the last few weeks, it has been the … Continue reading
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Tagged courtship, falcon, Morro Rock, peregrines, Tribune letter, weather
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Late arrival…”Scrappy”
For those who followed us for the last year or so, you might remember about this time last August we had a new arrival, “Spec, the black turkey vulture,” aka: undertaker of the skies. All other birds hatch in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Morro Rock, other birds, peregrines, vultures, weather
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