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Peregrine Falcons first nested on Derby's Cathedral, England, in 2006. Our Peregrine Project is now run by a partnership between Derbyshire Wildlife Trust, Derby City Council, Derby Cathedral and the Cathedral Quarter. Here is what's happening in 2025. . .
B.C. Canada 12.27am
ReplyDeletefalcon on edge of the nest.
0955.a.m. Falcon on left hand side of ledge...good to see!!
ReplyDeleteBC Canada 6.34pm
ReplyDeleteFalcon on edge on right side
Glad to see that you have kept the webcams up and running longer than you prodicted.
ReplyDeleteBC Canada 7.00pm
ReplyDeletefalcon on left edge of the nest
BC 8.30am
ReplyDeletefalcon on right edge of nest, setting sun shining on its feathers
please can any of the nicks please give me any indication as to what is dead in the tray it looks like a bird of prey
ReplyDeleteI've only seen this in darkness, but I would say it's a Lapwing.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly not one of our peregrines, but a nice meal all ready and waiting for when they next get peckish.
Hope this puts your mind at rest.
Nick M.