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Chester. Photo: Steve Payce THE cause of death of Winchester s male peregrine has been identified. Chester, who had at least 25 chicks with Winnie, was found dead last month near his nest at the cathedral. A post mortem has since been conducted, and it found the bird of prey to be underweight with internal parasites. Keith Betton, county recorder and chairman of the Hampshire Ornithological Society, said: He had been with Winnie since at least 2013 when Hampshire Ornithological Society helped them by placing a nesting box on the former Police HQ. Chester had been father to at least 25 chicks in his time – ensuring that not only was he replaced, but his species has spread far and wide from Winchester. Only around half of Peregrines live for more than a year, but once they have acquired the skills they need to survive they can live for at least twenty years. We think Chester was at least 12 years old, and maybe quite a bit older.

United kingdomKeith bettonHampshire ornithological societySt mary churchஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்கேய்ட் பெட்டன்ஹாம்ப்ஷயர் ஆர்‌நிதலாஜிகல் சமூகம்ஸ்டம்ப் மேரி தேவாலயம்