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California Peregrine Nesting Observation Form

Values of Latitude expressed in decimal format rather than in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Lat/Long conversion tool is available at: https://www.fcc.gov/media/radio/dms-decimal

Values of Longitude expressed in decimal format rather than in degrees, minutes, and seconds. Lat/Long conversion tool is available at: https://www.fcc.gov/media/radio/dms-decimal

Start Time
Time
HoursMinutes
End Time
Time
HoursMinutes
Territory Status
Active
Vacant
If Vacant do you suspect a possible alternate is being used?
Yes
No
Possibly
If active, Territory Holder(s):
Confidence in above age/sex determinations:
Certain
Fairly Confident
Unsure and not able to commit until another visit
Breeding behavior(s): (can enter more than one)
Nesting Phase
No nesting activity
Unknown and undetermined
Egg-laying
Incubating
Eggs failed to hatch
Young observed flying
Renesting attempt
Nesting attempt failed
Vocalizations?
Would you like CPP to keep this data/location confidential?
Yes
No

Contact:

California Peregrine Project

PO BOX 1539

Ojai CA 93024

                  Primary CPP points of contact:

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                                                                              Carl G. Thelander  CT@biorc.com

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                                                                              Grainger Hunt Ph.D.   ZZGrainger@gmail.com

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                                                                               Zeka Glucs, Ph.D.  Director,

                                                                               Predatory Bird Research Group UC Santa Cruz

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Grainger Hunt, Ph.D. has provided an essay on the importance of documenting subadult occupancy at nesting territories. We urge you to read this important essay, given the relevance to evidence of the impacts of avian flu on peregrines. An increase in subadults being members of nesting pairs my indicate the floater buffer has been depleted beyond sufficient “normal” levels. The data requested specific to this important topic can be recorded within the Observation Form provided herein.
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