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John Clarkson
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PostPosted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:03 pm 
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Peregrine again on St James Church this morning - looks like an imm. female.

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Is the Peregrine usually resident John? I'm going to have to get myself there one dinner time to see if it's about.

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Two were there on 19th Dec and there has been one present every day since. Times are unpredictable. Afternoon may be better after it has been hunting. I've seen one bringing prey in and plucking am and pm and also coming in at dusk, presumably to roost on the church. It may take a couple of visits but you should see one without too much effort. I can see the church from my bedroom window and it's well and truly on my bedroom list!

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Thanks John, will take a look during dinnertime one day, will go on my Dinnertime list :D

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Peregrine flew in at 08.30 and sitting on east side of tower for past hour.

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