Peregrines at La Jolla Cove : June 2020

June 1, 2020

Part of the trail was closed for work so visibility of some perches was limited. The male brought in some food, but the juveniles mostly hid behind a palm tree with it.

(8:55a)	pIMG_2687.JPG	pIMG_2689.JPG	pIMG_2693.JPG
cIMG_2699.JPG	pIMG_2702.JPG	(9:22a) Mom looks like she has a full crop	pIMG_2715.JPG
pIMG_2719.JPG	pIMG_2727.JPG	pIMG_2740.JPG	pIMG_2741.JPG
(10:25a) The juveniles have been eating behind the palm tree	Mom checks in	(10:43a)	pIMG_2761.JPG
pIMG_2762.JPG	pIMG_2767.JPG	(10:51a) Dad visits the plucking station, but doesn't appear to have food	pIMG_2775.JPG
pIMG_2776.JPG	pIMG_2778.JPG	pIMG_2780.JPG	pIMG_2785.JPG
pIMG_2787.JPG	Queen butterfly	(11:12a)	(11:18a)
pIMG_2809.JPG	pIMG_2811.JPG	pIMG_2812.JPG	pIMG_2813.JPG
pIMG_2821.JPG	pIMG_2825.JPG	pIMG_2828.JPG	pIMG_2829.JPG
pIMG_2830.JPG	pIMG_2831.JPG	pIMG_2832.JPG	(11:21a)
cIMG_2837.JPG	pIMG_2841.JPG	pIMG_2843.JPG	cIMG_2845.JPG
pIMG_2851.JPG	pIMG_2864.JPG	pIMG_2866.JPG	pIMG_2867.JPG
(11:37a)

June 4, 2020

A gloomy and drizzling morning. Two feedings were reported before I got there. The male brought in a third to a low ledge.
The trail work continues, and next week will be on the photographer's side of the bridge, so this was my last visit of the season.

(7:22a)	pIMG_3692.JPG	A tern	pIMG_3701.JPG
(8:14a) Dad has food, but my camera is more interested in the water :(	pIMG_3708.JPG	pIMG_3709.JPG	The prey might be a kingbird
pIMG_3713.JPG	pIMG_3715.JPG	pIMG_3716.JPG	pIMG_3719.JPG
pIMG_3722.JPG	pIMG_3726.JPG	pIMG_3729.JPG	pIMG_3732.JPG
pIMG_3734.JPG	pIMG_3738.JPG	(8:29a) The juveniles moved to a different part of the cliff with the food	pIMG_3744.JPG
One juvenile takes what's left for itself	pIMG_3751.JPG	pIMG_3756.JPG	(8:33a)