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Subscribe | What is RSS Date: July 10, 2009 Rock formations subject to advisory closures to rock climbing and off-trail hiking for protecting nesting falcons and eagles will reopen Friday, July 10. According to Superintendent Eric Brunnemann, “All sensitive areas will reopen Friday and will remain so until next January when the raptors return and begin to select nest areas." A total of 10 prairie falcon nests successfully produced nestlings and fledged a total of 37 young, representing the second-most productive year for Pinnacles prairie falcons on record. In addition to Golden Eagles, American Kestrels, Red-shouldered, Red-tailed, Sharp-shinned, and Cooper’s Hawks producing young this year, 3 Peregrine Falcon young fledged from a nest at Hawkins Peak.
Are you saying that you want to cut work and go down there and climb on a formation that is usually closed?