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18 Mar 14
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The Norwich peregrines laid their first egg today.
http://upp.hawkandowl.org/norwich-peregrines/live-norwich-cathedral-peregrine-web-cam-2014/
Here's the link for the Sheffield peregrines, not sure if there's any eggs yet.
http://efm.dept.shef.ac.uk/peregrine/
http://upp.hawkandowl.org/norwich-peregrines/live-norwich-cathedral-peregrine-web-cam-2014/
Here's the link for the Sheffield peregrines, not sure if there's any eggs yet.
http://efm.dept.shef.ac.uk/peregrine/
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Third egg for the Norwich birds today.
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Thanks Alpha
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We like this....bird watching... any pigeons in it ?
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More importantly...
Ant cats? |
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Those pesky ant cats
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Intruder from London in the nest.
http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/intruder_in_the_nest_female_peregrine_pecks_at_unguarded_norwich_cathedral_eggs_1_3537166 |
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Shadow of Cathedral on ground
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Bit of an update, there were four eggs laid and now all four have hatched as of 29th April and all chicks are doing well.
Egg Laying 1st 18 March 2014 2nd 21 March 2014 3rd 23 March 2014 4th 26 March 2014 Hatching 1st 26 April 2014 2nd 27 April 2014 3rd 27 April 2014 4th 29 April 2014 http://upp.hawkandowl.org/norwich-peregrines/live-norwich-cathedral-peregrine-web-cam-2014/ |
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All four chicks fledged, unfortunately two have been found dead. Both had broken necks, it seems they both had high speed collisions which is quite common with the youngsters, the survival rate for fledglings is about 50%.
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