Galleries
March 2010
Pictures of both male and female taken in incredible light. The female was pictured in an unusual place - on a ledge below the nest turret.
These photos have been taken with the new Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
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January 2010
Both adults have been seen around the Cathedral a lot this winter. They really seem to be an old married couple.
These photos have been taken with the new Canon cameras EOS 7D (Pictures 1 - 12) and EOS 1D Mark IV (Pictures 13 - 24) Both cameras are amazing!
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July 2009
The juveniles are now flying well which makes for a truly spectacular time in their development.
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June 2009
The chicks will soon be fledging and are already making an appearance on the nestbox roof. During June you can see amazing flying as the chicks learn from Mum and Dad.
Video of chicks making first public appearance
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May 2009
The chicks have now hatched (the first on 23rd April, second -24th and 2 more on 25th April) and Dad is busy finding food to feed 4 hungry mouths (and Mum!!)
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April 2009
The male stands guard over his female who is sitting on eggs. He will chase off intruders, bring her food and take his turn on the eggs. Hatching should be 24th April.
Just released Where to go Wild a DK guide featuring the Chichester Peregrines with pictures by David Shaw. To see the book click here
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March 2009
The nestbox has been cleaned and the pair are very amorous. Lots to see with coming and going of both parties. The female as usual is bossing him around expecting him to bring her food at evey opportunity.
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February 2009
Although both male and female have been seen around the Cathedral since the beginning of December 2008, she was caught on camera examining her talons while he watched from above.For more photos: View the Gallery.
2008 Gallery
From March to June it is possible to stand in the Centre of Chichester, around the Cathedral, and watch these amazing birds.
Last updated 29.12.08 with latest pictures of
male and female relaxing on the cathedral
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