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Geoff Mullett
 Post subject: Louth peregrine update
PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:43 am 
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Monthly update on pegs seen/heard at St.James, Louth.

2012
June: no sightings!
May: pair briefly 1 day (25th)
April: single 1 day only (3rd)
March: single 15 days between 2nd & 27th. Pair 1 day (17th.)
February: single 2 days (16th, 19th), pair 2 days (17th, 24th). The pair were seen to do aerobatics around the spire on the 17th.
January: single 1 day (20th), pair 1 day (4th)

2011
December: single 1 day, pair 1 day (2nd)
November: single 2 days, pair 1 day (5th)
October: single 11 days



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Graham Catley
PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:22 am 
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has anyone looked anywhere else nearby? they could just be using the church as an alternative loafing site and actually nest somewhere else? just a thought based on some other elusive nesting pairs --
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John Clarkson
PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:41 am 
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They used to visit and roost on the disused Malt Kiln but their visits there declined in line with their attendance at church

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Graham Catley
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I assume there has not been a tree nest or ground nest in Lincs as yet? but most other suitable features seem to have been used -- Interesting report in a recent BB of a ground nesting pair in southern England
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Freddy Johnson
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A pair of Peregrines nested in a quarry in Lincs this spring and the young fledged successfully in May. For obvious reasons, those of us 'in the know' kept it all under wraps.

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