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Derby Cathedral's Peregrine Falcon webcam. First we see the male help scrape out a nest site. Within half an hour an the female comes to inspect it.
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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.
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Watch how our male peregrine stands, head bowed, completely still, then flies off. 90seconds later the female wadles over and stands in the nest scrape. We then see her scrape with her legs and move stones around the nest platform. It won't be long now before we can expect eggs to be laid. preparing
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Derby Cathedra's peregrine falcon is filmed at the moment of laying her fourth (and probably final) egg of 2008.
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Derby Cathedral in the UK is home to a pair of peregrines. Here we see three clips of the egg-laying moment, made over a ten minute period on 28th March 2008. The male flies in as soon as the egg is laid, but is seen off by the female who isn't yet ready to show off the new arrival.
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Our very first webcam footage of peregrine falcons on Derby Cathedral, England. 21 Feb 2007. Part 1 of 2. Note: Although captioned as the female arriving, we now realise we were wrong. This is the male we see - sorry.
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First webcam footage from a third camera placed on the very top of the tower of Derby Cathedral, England. This view looks northwards across three gargoyles used for feeding and roosting.
Further details and webcams at www.derby.gov.uk/per egrine
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Third mating sequence filmed at dawn (05:30) on Derby Cathedral, England. This sequence was shot from a new webcamera installed by staff from Derby Museum & Art Gallery on the top of the 470 year old tower. This sequence was captured a day after the female laid her first egg of the season in March 2008.
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An adult peregrine on Derby Cathedral retrieves food that it has cached right rathre too close to our new web camera. At first we thought it was tearing at the camera cables, but a later flurry fo feathers showed it was plucking its latest meal.
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Standing quite still at 04:30GMT, this female peregrine falcons looks to be not too many days away from eggg-laying. See the webcams at www.derby.gov.uk/per egrine
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Derby Cathedral peregrine falcon. As part of their courtship the male catches and gives food to the female. Notice how much larger she is than her mate.
More information,webcam and blog available here:
www.derby.gov.uk/ peregrine
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Derby Cathedral peregrine falcon. Juvenile from 2006 is on the nest platform; the adult female brings food, but keeps it from junior, despite its loud cries.
More information,webcam and blog available here:
www.derby.gov.uk/ peregrine
