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So open days are going well and the young Peregrines are growing so fast . They are going to Fledge on June 21/22 and of course the open days are running until the 6July. So we will be there to … Continue reading →

Open days for the Peregrine’s start tomorrow 7th June. We will normally be out on the South East lawns with telescopes, electronic screens etc so that we can show you all the birds in the best way possible . However … Continue reading →

I had the privilege to help make it happen and to be with Paul Loader when we ringed the Peregrines at Chichester Cathedral….some days dreams do come true….!!! All the words and Photos below are Paul Loader’s I hope you … Continue reading →

A selection of my pictures taken from the ground on the evening of the ringing a big thank you to Graham Roberts, Jon Franklin ,Paul Loader and everyone at the Cathedral that helped to make this a very smooth and … Continue reading →

Early Morning feed after they were ringed yesterday evening !

So this evening at the Cathedral after evensong our two little Girls were ringed all went well and they are two very healthy baby girls . Dad came in fairly quickly afterwards to check that all was ok . There … Continue reading →

As they are not being very cooperative I thought you would all like to see how they are growing. Primaries now growing and showing time goes so fast ….!!

An Update for you all……We have two healthy and fit little Girls. Open days start on the 7th June and run until the 6thJuly .They run from 10am – 4pm every day but we are taking Mondays and Tuesdays off. … Continue reading →

One of the toughest watches of my and Janet’s life. Having intervened once it made it twice as difficult to make the right decision for the whole family . Sometimes webcams and technology make it far more complicated than it … Continue reading →

Yesterday a very difficult decision was made to intervene and put the smallest chick back in the nest . This was done by a professional schedule 1 ringer who has the authority to approach the nest of a schedule 1 … Continue reading →