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Subject: [SBB] Peregrine Falcon at nest
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All,

The PEREGRINE FALCON is still showing interest in the lower of the two
nests on the power lines across from boat launch at the Palo Alto
Baylands. Only one bird was visible but it flew directly to the nest
from the west and sat in it for about 20 minutes. It then flew off and
made a large circle around the tower, calling loudly, then landing
closer to the top of the tower. It scanned the area from that higher
perch and then repeated its circle around the tower before landing again
in the nest. A scope was helpful, but the bird was easily seen with
binoculars only. Beautiful!

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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