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All was very relaxed not long to go now, and the RSPB will be in Cloisters cafe in the morning, with live pictures of the nest. Here’s a little preview picture taken this am, and all is fine and dandy!! … Continue reading →

A couple of pictures from this evening.

There are now live pictures from the nest – just follow the link on Chichester peregrines’ Home page and enjoy!

What another beautiful day.  We saw Mum and Dad (there was a change over at the nest)  both looking well fed and very relaxed in spite of three buzzards circling to the south west of them for a while.  Sources … Continue reading →

What beautiful weather.  The skies were clear and not an aeroplane in sight – well only one little one looping the loop!!  Both Mum and Dad were on nest duty and enjoying the sunshine alternately.  Breakfast was a nice plump … Continue reading →

Sunday 11th – what a beautiful day! At one point there were over 50 people standing with us watching.  First a sparrowhawk then a buzzard came to investigate – Dad soon sent them packing.Peace was restored and we were treated … Continue reading →

As far as we are aware there are 4 eggs and all is well he being the dutiful  Dad while Mum sits on the eggs.No more to report will update in a week or sooner if any news.

The second egg was laid on Monday 22nd in the morning just before dawn.  Dad’s keeping mum well fed on a diet of mostly starlings (they’ve been gathering and doing their murmurations over Chichester train station this winter, obviously nobody warned … Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon as we arrived to watch in the cathedral grounds we heard the unmistakable sounds of a peregrine alarm call.  Mum had spotted an intruder from her vantage point on the nest turret.  Dad was up in an instant … Continue reading →

The first egg was laid sometime last night!  Looks like we will have a family this year after all the speculation. Thanks to Mel and John for the information.  We look forward to seeing everybody at the Cathedral when the … Continue reading →