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Eye on Nature: Built to Last, Pelicans Thrive Again

Eye on Nature: Built to Last, Pelicans Thrive Again

| March 14, 2013 | 0 Comments

By Ellen Girardeau Kempler Models of tactical precision, squadrons of brown pelicans have become a familiar sight in Laguna and all along the California coastline. They conduct their fish-finding missions gliding just above the waves in lines of three or more birds, or flying high with beaks pointing seaward, ready to dive at the first [...]

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Bald Eagles Hatching on Catalina

Bald Eagles Hatching on Catalina

| April 1, 2012 | 0 Comments

By Nancee Wells, Special to the Independent Once again, the Channel Islands bald eagle chicks are hatching and doing so without human assistance. Today, bald eagles are hatching naturally on four of the Channel Islands, including Catalina Island, which has seven nesting pairs that have already hatched four chicks this season, according to Dr. Peter [...]

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