Two new peregrines hatch at Cromer Church Tower | Eastern Daily Press
Two peregrine chicks have hatched in the nesting box at the top of the church tower in Cromer, Norfolk for the first time in two years.
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Two peregrine chicks have hatched in the nesting box at the top of the church tower in Cromer, Norfolk for the first time in two years.
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One of the peregrine falcon chicks has died at Norwich Cathedral - Credit: Archant Nature lovers have expressed sadness after a peregrine falcon chick died at Norwich Cathedral. He posted: "As hard as it is to watch please remember this is nature and things are never easy." In response to the news, amateur photographer Robin Croft said: "It's been looking that way for a few days. "We've been hatching chickens. Out of seven, four hatched. Of those, only two have survived. Nature's like that." Sadness has been expressed after the death of one of the peregrine chicks - Credit: Archant
Published: 7:20 AM May 4, 2021 The peregrine flying above the red kite, with the kite turning on its back to flash its talons in a show of strength - Credit: Chris Skipper A Norfolk couple have captured on camera a stand-off between a red kite and Norwich cathedral's peregrines - with the latter claiming victory despite a wingspan half the size. Chris Skipper and his wife Kim, from Costessey, saw the red kite encircling Norwich Cathedral yesterday, May 2 at around 9.30am. The red kite was spotted flying above the Cathedral yesterday - rare for a bird that usually scavenges in the coun...
Bird is prey! Starving seagulls ATTACK fearsome peregrine falcon in skies above East Anglia Peregrine falcon was attacked by group of sea gulls as it flew through the skies above East Anglia on Saturday Photographer Chris Skipper said the gulls had fought the falcon to get a hold of the pigeon it was carrying Peregrine, which is currently incubating four eggs, sadly lost the pigeon it had caught to the gang of gulls