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We did two peregrine falcon safaris last summer,
one was great, one was slower. In 2019 I will probably do a couple of others
that aren't on my schedule yet. On both peregrine falcon safaris we shot
the falcons in the morning, then went to Huntington Beach to shoot the exotic
African birds that have found a home there: Pin-tailed Waydah, Nutmeg Manniken,
Orange Bishop, and the Orange-cheeked Waxbill. Finding traditional falcon
nesting sites is not easy, but they are habitual in that they like to land and
eat in certain spots, on certain perches.
Reservations
We meet at either my home in Tulare for those riding south to Los
Angeles with me, or in Los Angeles itself if you live closer. The weather
on the coast can change so dress in layers,
though we should have cool mornings and pleasant afternoons,
possibly the marine layer or fog. Light shooting gloves can make the
photography much easier and more comfortable if its cool. We have lunch in
Huntington Beach after shooting the falcons.
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