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Derby Peregrine Falcon Arrivals

Peregrine Falcon Feeding

The viewers of our Streamdays hosted webcams at Derby Cathedral were greeted by two new arrivals on Wednesday evening.

Some of the viewers of the webcams reported signs of something fluffy and white late on Wednesday night but it wasn’t until the sun came out and the parents swapped incubation shifts that we could confirm that two of the chicks have hatched, leaving two eggs remaining.

If you are logging into watch the progress at the Derby Peregrine Webcam then you have to be quick (or lucky) to catch a glimpse of the chicks being fed. We were lucky enough to be watching at the right time this afternoon, as you can see.

We’re hoping the other two chicks will hatch over the next day or two, so keep watching their progress. Baby falcon names on a postcard to…

Keep track of the full progress on the Peregrine Blog.

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3 Comments so far

  1. patricia April 15th, 2008 6:35 pm

    what wonderful little chicks thank you for the site.

  2. Greg April 16th, 2008 9:22 am

    Thank you Patricia,

    And we have more activity this year. The falcons are once again nesting and we have eggs being protected and kept warm round-the-clock.

    Keep an eye on the live webcam to see the new chicks hatch this year at: http://195.224.106.202/peregrine/webcam.htm and you can read all about the falcons on the derby peregrine diary at the following address: http://derbyperegrines.blogspot.com/

  3. Alan Gibson March 31st, 2009 12:51 am

    Hi I see my friends are getting ready for feasting and where do they go good place for a good picking my garden in Allenton Derby I have watched and seen the peregrine come straight down and snap it’s neck pullit apart then like a flash gone takes my birds 3 quater hours to come back but very quiet. I have an open avery stop cats I get green finches blue-tits coal-tits great-tits goldfinch wrens robin ready for nesting blackbirds 4-6 c/hen goldcrest doves rock-doves magpies.nicking my small fencing my friend the peregrine hawk come’s on a good day dunnocks sparrows galore starlings comes in packs crows jackdaw and a squirrel pops in for a look well how about that then love them to bits I must be the best feeder in Allenton packed up smoking and drink to spend my time with them.A Gibson

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