Exeter Peregrines 2020 (C )St Michael and All Angels, Mount Dinham

Being pestered by tiny flying beasties ... https://youtu.be/xFHOF7Z8WvY

Sharing @ 10.41

Didn't see him leave

and both sitting comfortably as the bells chime....

Swarms of little beasties around nest today ... https://youtu.be/ujDXixQO56g

A bit of togetherness earlier today ... bit breezy though!

Lovely Wendy and yes it's 'blowing a hooley ' here in Devon but Dry.

Lovely to see your good work has kept us able to view,, I wonder if the Eggs will be taken over winter, or left till next years laying, when presumably they would be turfed out.

No info about whether eggs will be collected especially ... maybe when Jason sorts out cam & box for next season ... such a difficult ascent to reach the box ... not for the faint-hearted I'm told!

As the website info says


"Nick Dixon also heads the Peregrine Project at St Michael’s, through whose dedication and perseverance, in what can only be described as, at times, one of the most inhospitable and inaccessible locations in Devon, we now have a webcam on our nest site.

Jason Fathers, of Wildlife Windows, installed the webcam by climbing the inside of the spire, over 200+feet up! The webcam shows live footage and is connected to the internet, which, in itself was no small miracle to install at the church and took almost a year in negotiations with the providers and the planning department of Exeter City Council."

Am sure we had some pictures on here,of nest position a couple of years back, will try and locate at sometime if I can.Or is it in Nicks booklet,?

(Remember this plug by Derby HERE

Could be in the book which I can't check just now as have 'tidied' it up & can't find it ... may send for updated version!