After missing the Gyrfalcon in the Seneca Stone Quarry, Hoster Rd., this morning it returned about 2:45 pm to the trees on the mound near the big rock crusher. Flying in low from the lake to the trees have us wonderful views. Unfortunately where it perched in the fork of a cottonwood tree it was partially obscured and later dropped out of sight. As in previous years the prime time seems to be early morning and mid to late afternoon. Presumably it’s hunting in between times near the lake and roosting at the Quarry.
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