Peregrine Watch 2024
Peregrine Watch has been running since 2013 and gives the public a closer view of the stunning peregrine falcons living in our towns and cities.
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Peregrine Watch has been running since 2013 and gives the public a closer view of the stunning peregrine falcons living in our towns and cities.
Peregrine Watch has been running since 2013 and gives the public a closer view of the stunning peregrine falcons living in our towns and cities.
Peregrine Watch has been running since 2013 and gives the public a closer view of the stunning peregrine falcons living in our towns and cities.
Peregrine Watch has been running since 2013 and gives the public a closer view of the stunning peregrine falcons living in our towns and cities.
Like many of our birds of prey, the peregrine falcon was so persecuted, numbers fell dramatically. Thankfully, this super-speedy flyer is now making a comeback, particularly in our towns, where it…
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...
Find within the grounds of the Cathedral over weekends throughout spring and summer to find out more about these magnificent birds, and use telescopes to try and spot our breeding pair...