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October 2005 - San Francisco Chronicle - East Bay: Winged migration
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December 2003 - Intern's Klamath Trip
Oct-Dec 2003 - Bay Nature Magazine - Ask the Naturalist by Allen Fish
August 24, 2003 - After a four month disappearance, Moby Vulture seems to have re-emerged in Merced County, California. Here is the account from GGRO Intern Jeff Birek on Sunday August 24th, 2003:
I was driving east on highway 152 at 10:40 am. I saw the leucistic TV at the 32 mile-marker with 4 other TVs. This is a few miles west of San Luis Reservoir. It was in a full soar and at the bottom of the kettle. I looked at it for about 15 seconds but couldn't stop. Its flight feathers glowed yellow-white when they were backlit and the overall underside of the bird was creamy-eggshell colored. It teetered and looked like a Turkey Vulture otherwise.
May 26, 2003 - Reverence for Raptors from the San Francisco Chronicle
Contact the GGRO:
Mail:
Golden Gate Raptor Observatory
Building 201, Fort Mason
San Francisco, CA 94123
Phone:
(415) 331-0730
E-mail address:
ggro@parksconservancy.org
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