NEWS FROM OTHER NESTS - 2012

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Edit: I wonder if Nora did lay 4 eggs what would the chances be of all 4 surviving, does anyone know of 4 chicks fledging from any nest.

They would look lovely wouldn't they? 

and right now at Millford Conneticut  see    here

They just mated.

Which nest was that Tiger?

Unknown said:

Which nest was that Tiger?

To be honest I am not 100% sure but I thnik it is the Excel nest. BTW I have updated my post.

But such sad news. The peril of the Canada Goose. See  here

Carol many thanks for the beautiful captures of the peregrine chicks being fed, they are so cute.

Thanks to  all  too who post comments and captures on this thread, much appreciated.

Thanks to  all for the wonderful captures from the Kalakotkas nest, if ony LG could have this quality.

I have just had a direct report from Sanibel Island.  Now is that where the Dunedin nest is?

We have peregrines nesting in Derby at the cathedral- the webcam site below also gives a link to the diary.

www.derby.gov.uk/.../peregrines

You probably know they are there so sorry if I'm duplicating but thought it worth a mention.  

Thanks Ruthie. It's a good picture.

I'm always a little disturbed that peregrine nests look bare and uncomfortable!

Ruth J said:

We have peregrines nesting in Derby at the cathedral- the webcam site below also gives a link to the diary.

www.derby.gov.uk/.../peregrines

You probably know they are there so sorry if I'm duplicating but thought it worth a mention.  

It is always worth repeating links because the popularity of nests rises and falls. I have this link but I had forgotten about it.

Froona had a wonderful site with many links. Also a superlink at Wildlife Village

Here are two other great links for international peregrines  and US ones