Listen to the Audio-Boo above and you will have an insight in to what feels like to be at a Peregrine nest site.  Incidentally I am licensed by Natural England to photograph at this Scedule 1. nest site. (It is against the law to photograph without a license).

This morning the young Pergrines had well and truly fledged the nest with two being absent completely and the third on a ledge neaby.  I never did see the other two but he adult tercel came in to feed the youngster still present.  I a quite certain that allthree will be seen together in the territory over the next few days adn weeks.

Here is a picture of the remaining youngster.

…and below,  the adult tercel on the rock face overlooking the nest ledge and the youngster beneath him.