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PeterD-2009 · Jun-15-2012, 11:01 AM #1

The season started well with the Peregrine pair returning to the nest site area in early March. They were using the Pylon as a roost and flying over to the cliff face nesting place. This all fits in well with previous years.

I was looking forward to an interesting season but, a few days later, I only saw the male. For two weeks I returned to the site but only saw the male on each occasion. Finally, he seemed to have departed too and I thought I would have to accept that this year would be a total failure. Whatever happened to the female? We shall never know.

Following a tip-off, I found that the story had not ended. More about this in a later post.

Dick on Aruba · Jun-16-2012, 05:38 AM #2

Neat set Peter, well done.

PeterD-2009 · Jun-16-2012, 08:25 AM #3

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Originally Posted by Dick on Aruba

Neat set Peter, well done.

Thank you Dick


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Jun-15-2012, 11:01 AM #1
PeterD-2009 ^OP Major grins Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Portsmouth, UK Posts: 569	Peregrine 2012 Season - Part 1 The season started well with the Peregrine pair returning to the nest site area in early March. They were using the Pylon as a roost and flying over to the cliff face nesting place. This all fits in well with previous years. I was looking forward to an interesting season but, a few days later, I only saw the male. For two weeks I returned to the site but only saw the male on each occasion. Finally, he seemed to have departed too and I thought I would have to accept that this year would be a total failure. Whatever happened to the female? We shall never know. Following a tip-off, I found that the story had not ended. More about this in a later post. __________________ Cheers Peter http://www.imageinuk.com

Jun-16-2012, 05:38 AM #2
Dick on Aruba My name is Dick. So what? Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Aruba Posts: 3,480	Neat set Peter, well done. __________________ "Nothing sharpens sight like envy." Thomas Fuller. SmugMug account. Website.


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