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Peregrine Falcons

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Keep up to date with our high-flying friends on the spire

Norwich Cathedral’s spire is home to our resident peregrine falcons who have developed quite a following in recent years, with fans of the peregrines eagerly awaiting the hatching of the latest chicks every spring.

The Hawk and Owl Trust do a great job of keeping people up to date with the latest peregrine news and run a live stream of the peregrines from their nesting box on the spire.

Watch the live stream of the peregrine falcons.

Picture: Chris Skipper

Peregrine falcon latest

Two eggs have so far been laid on the spire in March 2025 as the peregrine falcons prepare to welcome some new arrivals.

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