Derby Peregrine Falcon 2

Derby Peregrine Falcon 2 - first footage

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Part 2 of a series showing our very first webcam footage of peregrine falcons on Derby Cathedral, England. 21 Feb 2007. Part 2 of 2, with some very interesting activities.
More information and blog available here: www.derby.gov.uk/peregrine

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boring!!!!!!!!!@!!! ... ( 1 year ago by esinee)

boring!!!!!!!!!@!!!!!! yeah

oi if you want to ... ( 1 year ago by FinalFreek)

oi if you want to see them go to the prince charles of scotland statue's mound with a pair of binoculars. then see if they're so boring.

does anyone know ... ( 1 year ago by FinalFreek)

does anyone know where the hunting ground for the falcons is and also who can tell me where the adult male has gone to?

The Derby birds ... ( 1 year ago by VC57UK)

The Derby birds range out a few miles in any direction, often along the River Derwent corridor. Only rarely do they hunt right over the city centre. The male is still around - he brought food back to a juvenile yesterday who had returned to its nest ledge. He often goes off hunting for long periods, whilst the adult female seems to spend more time around her young.
Catch up with all the news on our blog just Google: derby cathedral peregrines

ok cheers mate i ... ( 1 year ago by FinalFreek)

ok cheers mate i might keep my eye out while i'm out and about in the derwent vally area like belper.

its nice to see ... ( 1 year ago by seperothe)

its nice to see such a graceful animal in a calmer state than its usually prstrayed as a dive bombing killer but dont get me wrong those are cool too =P

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