| Johnny took this photo through the scope on May 15, 2015, from Lot 12, South Beach, Neskowin, looking south toward the nest rock outcropping | 
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| photo taken with my Panasonic | 
| On May 15, we found 2 eggs after the birds returned, copulated, and one walked over to incubate the eggs. The green bough right center had been hiding the eggs from our view. | 
In 2016, the birds copulated on 5/6 but I do not know if they laid eggs. When I visited the site on 5/17, a Turkey Vulture was sitting above the nest area... no BLOY. I assumed they did not nest and did not recheck until 8/16
8/16: no BLOY or sign of nesting. Lots of gull splats.
I also scanned other rocks in that cove, south of the nest rock
| Part of nest rock lower right corner. Islands visible are all tidal. Cove is in distance with two higher rocks protruding, pictured up close below | 
In 2017, no BLOY were seen on or near the nest rock during the May survey or after. Ditto for 2018.
North Cascade Head Nest Summary
2015 2 eggs, failed
2016 no nest known
2017 no nest known
2018 no nest
2019 not surveyed so unknown


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