Pam Birley from England took this image on the remote camera 5 today. Almost yearly, she has spotted peregrines on Great Race Rocks using the remote control cameras . Falco peregrinus: Peregrine falcon –The Race Rocks Taxonomy
Pam Birley of England made the first observation today for this year using the remote control camera 5, of the return of the pigeon guillemots to their nesting grounds here on Race Rocks . She commented: “I haven’t seen them … Continue reading
A year ago , we lost the services of storage on a Telus service without any warning. As a result all files, photos and documents, which had URLs starting with racerocks.com were not accessible, but fortunately I had a backup, so … Continue reading
Questions on whether or not there are correlations in nature between two or more observed events can often be an idea for interesting investigations. Here are some examples: Solar radiation and UV levels In graphs aboveof a sunny day in … Continue reading
Today was the annual Christmas bird count. Martin Stewart provided the transportation on the boat Ecosphere for Matt and Courtney Cameron to go out to Race Rocks Ecological reserve from Pedder Bay with Garry Fletcher. Observations were done from the … Continue reading
In March 2010 Pam Birley captured this gull with the remote camera. She wrote “I saw a California gull recently and attach pics. You don’t seem to have any in the taxonomy pages. It’s not a rare gull but this maybe … Continue reading
A photo of the rare second year Glaucous Gull on the right, Western Gull on the left. Photo March 8, 2009 by RyanThis is only the third record for this area in the Rocky Point Bird Observatory records. To the … Continue reading
Pam Birley sent these photos today that she took on the remote camera5:
Pam Birley sent this picture that she captured today of a pair of eagles. she writes “The superb eagle pair were perched below Cam 5 today. ”
Today I received a nice note from Pam Birley, our devoted follower from Leicestershire Great Britain who often captures great images with our remote cameras. She writes: “Couldn’t resist taking these pics today. Spectacular views this morning at RR. ” … Continue reading