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Field Notes
Doug Bell
April 2, 1989
falcon flew right back to the pothole, swallowed the
item, then walked over to her eggs + settled.
From our vantage on Pine Ridge we could see
the cancerous growth of Concord + Walnut Creek
to the north, new houses being built on a ridge
to the west (from Danville), and a few horses
to the south from Diablo & Blackhawk. It is
unbelievable that prairie Falcons are nesting in
Pine Canyon. In addition, the Park Superintendent,
Mr. Felix Arteaga, & Gerry Beeman, said
Prairies are on Blackhawk too.