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Trude | profile | all galleries >> nesting_raptors >> 2021_peregrine_juveniles tree view | thumbnails | slideshow
Peregrine Juvenile resting
Peregrine Juvenile resting		 Peregrine Juvenile stretching
Peregrine Juvenile stretching 		Are You My Prey?
Are You My Prey?		 Location of Peregrine nest
Location of Peregrine nest
Peregrine Juvenile perched
Peregrine Juvenile perched		 Peregrine Juvenile take off
Peregrine Juvenile take off		 Peregrine Juvenile practice flights
Peregrine Juvenile practice flights		 Adult
Adult
Peregrine Adults chase Eurasian Collared-Dove
Peregrine Adults chase Eurasian Collared-Dove		 Adult (right) give prey to juveniles
Adult (right) give prey to juveniles		 Peregrine Juvenile
Peregrine Juvenile		 Peregrine Adult
Peregrine Adult

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DeeDee G.10-Jun-2021 20:16
Looks like you had a wonderful Birthday celebration photographing the young Peregrines and their parents! You have some great captures here! Happy Belated Birthday Trude!
Gigi 06-Jun-2021 14:18
A happy-belated birthday Trude! You gave us a gift with these pictures. What a treat to see the peregrine family upclose…thank you
Brenda 04-Jun-2021 15:07
The better of both worlds, land and sea.
Avian and cetacean birthday love to you Trude.
joseantonio04-Jun-2021 04:19
wonderful gallery
Trude04-Jun-2021 04:16
On my special day 2021, we visited the peregrine family on Palos Verdes Peninsula, Los Angeles County, CA. The three fledglings were practicing flying, chasing their parents who dropped prey to them mid-air, then eating the prey, and resting. We watched the parents chase a Eurasian Collared-dove which escaped twice by turning upside down and dropping. When I tried to leave, a juvenile peregrine would take off and fly at eye level along the bluff to wish me a special day. There were even a pod of at least 5 dolphin slowing swimming north. I couldn't ask for a better day!
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