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That’s a stunning shot of the peregrine, Jim. Looks like the weather’s shaping up for nice light right now too, so I’m guessing you are a happy camper!
Thanks John. You’re right about the weather and light. Summer is my least favorite time to be at Point Reyes.
Great shot Jim. I have only seen them in flight as they whiz on by. This capture is great.
Thanks Alan.
Wow, what beautiful colors in the bird. Hope the weather co-operates with your schedule. Charl
Thanks Charl.
Hey Jim, welcome back….saw the bull elk this morning at D ranch really sparring up a storm, they arent rutting anymore, but they’re establishing pecking order in the bachelor group and that’s when they really get to locking antlers…plus the sunrise skies this time of year are ourageous, hope to see you out there…
Hi Tim. It’s good to be back. I’m looking forward to better lighting.
Peregrines are such cool birds — awesome that you had a chance to observe one so close! I always enjoyed “trolling for raptors” along Sir Francis Drake Blvd in the fall, there seemed to be one every few hundred feet!
I couldn’t believe my luck when I first saw it Pat. There was another across the road on another fence post.