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An incredibly wet day at the peregrine site.
At last I managed to get a photo that I am almost happy with. In the wet and dismal conditions the tercel was sat in…
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Female Peregrine.
Now with the chicks at 19 days the adults are likely to be away from the nest ledge for longer and longer periods and…
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Peregrine Falcons
The young chicks, now at 18 days continue to thrive. They are more mobile on the nest ledge and I watched one flapping and moving…
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Peregrine with a Jackdaw kill
All photographs of Peregrine Falcon on this blog have been taken legally as a holder of a Schedule 1 License. No disturbance whatsoever has taken…
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Some remarkable behaviour at the Peregrine nest site.
As I sit here watching and waiting at the peregrine nest site, the oldest chicks are now 16 days. I have been searching my limited…
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Drama at the Peregrine nest.
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I have had my best ever encounters and sightings of Crossbills this last two weeks thanks to Dave Stone – see link to the left…
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