Mating has been reported at another urban peregrine site in the county - now that is really VERY early in the year indeed! At Derby most matings take place away from the platform and out of sight of the cameras but if anyone is passing through Derby it may be worth a look up at the cathedral tower....!
Update 21 January
A snowy day in Derby, captured with this screenshot by Kate (in wet Devon!):
Somewhat belatedly, the Project Team wish all viewers of the blog and web cams a very happy (and peregrine-filled) New Year!
Needless to say, the wonderful Wendy Bartter has continued to capture video clips of our birds for us throughout the holiday period and as we begin a new breeding season.
Here's one from January 1st:
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Some footage of yesterday's snow but no Mrs P unfortunately ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAHW12Wvbj4
Great news of mating, going to be more difficult to catch our pair at it with new cam set-up just now!
Here in Canada just waiting for the new season to start. Looking forward to lots of fun.
Mrs P been visiting regularly past few mornings,and bringing her breakfast.
All good signs....
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Our lovely Mrs snacking this afternoon ...https://youtu.be/hZf9o9rgByM
Happened upon Mrs DP perching on scrape constantly looking up, maybe chatting to the Mister upstairs (there used to be a cam when I first started watching which showed his favourite perching & eating place!)
https://youtu.be/vFTTHn9D2b8
This vid should be called 'better late than never' ... recorded in bit & pieces during yesterday as I was cooking & doing general domestics I then struggled to find time to edit & upload but was determined to show Mrs DP doing same as Mrs P at Sheffield!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y2lOB7vzlU
Bit more timely with Mrs DP preening on scrape ledge this morning ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJp_1JWqI28
Wondering if Mr visited today but identifying can be confusing.
here is an interesting article
http://upp.hawkandowl.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/peregrine_falcon_gender_identification_guide_2015.pdf
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