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Category Archives: fledging
Trip to PBRG…
17 June 2020 Yesterday, we took a drive to the Predatory Bird Research Group located in Santa Cruz, California, about a three hour drive to meet with Zeka Glucs, Ph.D., the Director, at her home to deliver the young falcon … Continue reading
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Tagged California, Morro Bay, Morro Rock, Santa Cruz Predatory Bird Research Group, Zeka Glucs
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And then there were three…
8 June 2020 We had determined the sex of all four birds as two males and two females. All have been flying exceptionally well. The young males have been showing a lot of speed and agility. Today, we were alerted … Continue reading
Questions and answers…
13 May 2020 I got a lot of questions from my last posting, “Cuatro Falco.” I’d like to thank all of you for your interest. Question: When do you think they’ll fledge? Answer: My original thoughts are based on my … Continue reading
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