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Andrew Chick
PostPosted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 5:22 pm 
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Full access to the Grantham Peregrine Project, can be found by following these links:

Live images from Grantham
http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/pegcam.html

The history of the Grantham Peregrine's
http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/Articles ... oject.html

The Grantham Peregrine Blog (updated daily)
http://pegcam.blogspot.com/

This project is run under license, and all photographic equipment was installed before birds took up territory.

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We now have two eggs. :D

http://www.lincsbirdclub.co.uk/pegcam.html

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Am i seeing what i think i am seeing on the peg cam :?: :?: :?:

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Steve Lyon wrote:
Am i seeing what i think i am seeing on the peg cam :?: :?: :?:


Or is it just her chest :!:

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Steve Lyon wrote:
Steve Lyon wrote:
Am i seeing what i think i am seeing on the peg cam :?: :?: :?:


Or is it just her chest :!:


No its not :P its just her chest now she has moved :oops:

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Short video clip just uploaded at http://pegcam.blogspot.com/

For anyone visiting St Wulfram's church, there is a wide screen TV just inside the church (and next to the coffee shop) that shows live images. I can confirm the tea and cake is very nice!

Its worth popping in to see what the female is up to.....

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Roy Harvey
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I wonder if the chicks have started to hatch?
The adult had ruffled feathers and was seen to be moving
her head quite a bit at about noon today.

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Roy Harvey wrote:
I wonder if the chicks have started to hatch?
The adult had ruffled feathers and was seen to be moving
her head quite a bit at about noon today.

Roy


The suspense is killing me :roll:

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Alan Ball
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At 08:00 this morning, the female moved up slightly to reveal that the egg nearest to the camera has hatched (it was still intact at 10pm last night). I was unable to see the rest of the clutch/brood. She has been sitting extremely tightly over the last 24 hours. She did not appear to be relieved by the tiercel at all yesterday (he had been doing egg-sitting for 2 hour spells each day previously).

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Alan Ball wrote:
At 08:00 this morning, the female moved up slightly to reveal that the egg nearest to the camera has hatched (it was still intact at 10pm last night). I was unable to see the rest of the clutch/brood. She has been sitting extremely tightly over the last 24 hours. She did not appear to be relieved by the tiercel at all yesterday (he had been doing egg-sitting for 2 hour spells each day previously).

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Fantastic news :)

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