Scheduled work on the computer network at Derby City Council resulted in a break in our webcameras all day on Sunday. The service resumed again this lunchtime after we reboted our server inside Derby Cathedral tower. Turning on the monitor inside the bel-ringing chamber, it was a delight to see on of our adult birds not only on the nest platform, but actually scraping and picking at stones on the nest.
Note that the live video/audio feed is still functioning, albeit intermittently, for which we apologise. (See Key Links on left side of page) This seems to be a problem with equipment at our end, and not with the service generously provided by Media on Demand.
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 2024. . .
I was beginning to think that peregrine had been in the same place for a long time :-)
ReplyDeleteFalcon on the scrape!!
ReplyDeleteFalcon on scrape - must be my lucky day!!
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ReplyDeletefalcon on the pudding cam.
3 chicks being fed on the RSB cam
so cute :-)
My lucky evening!! Falcon on the scrape.............
ReplyDeleteLucky you! I miss the birdies, haven't seen them for a few days. Jennie, HK.
ReplyDeleteTwo birds visible at the moment - one on the tray and one by the middle gargoyle.
ReplyDeleteThose of you within reach of Derby might also like to know that the Cathedral Bell-Ringers are having their Tower Open Day this Saturday, 26th July, 10am - 4pm.
It's a great opportunity to get a peregrine's eye view of the city, hear and see the bells and have a go yourself.
Roger.
Lucky again!! Beautiful falcon on scrape..........
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