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[silversurfer44]

And then there was two. :

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[silversurfer44]

A better look at two chicks

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[roseway]

Aw! Don't they look lovely.

[tuftedduck]

Smashing  :clap2:

[silversurfer44]

Images courtesy of Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project.


Breakfast for three. Looks like No.4 is late.

[silversurfer44]

Some more pics for you.

Close up and personal.


Food Please mum.


I think there is only three chicks though. I keep seeing a shell in amongst the chicks.

Images courtesy of Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project.

[tuftedduck]

Lovely 

[silversurfer44]

This is eggsiting.

What's out here then?


Time for a bit of shut eye.


Is this No.4 starting to hatch?


Images courtesy of Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project.

[silversurfer44]

Images courtesy of Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project.


And then there was four.


 

[tickmike]

  :clap2:

[tuftedduck]

Great stuff.......... :clap2:

@ ss44......you will notice that on any earlier images that I posted in this thread, I always included the "Derby Cathedral Peregrine Webcam" logo.
It may be prudent to continue to include that logo........just in case there are any issues with copyright..

[silversurfer44]

A very valid point TD. I will amend the situation right away.

[tuftedduck]

That's great, ss44,..........thank you..

[silversurfer44]

I suggest that anyone that is interested in the Peregrine Project visit the site and have read of the blog. Because of spending cuts this site may not function as in the past five years.

Nick B on behalf of the project team (Nick Moyes, Tony Grantham and Nick Brown)
__________________________________________________________________
As a sad postscript to this story, Nick Moyes was recently and very suddenly made redundant after more than 25 years in his natural history post at Derby Museum. You can read more on that story here http://nickmoyes.blogspot.com/2011/03/25-years-and-24-hours.html.
I am hopeful that both Nick M and the museum will wish to continue their close and invaluable association with the project, and that a way can be found for this to happen. If it does not, it is likely that this blog will not continue in as active a way as it has to date. We'll keep you posted.

From the blog page.

This does not mean the project is to be discontinued, but reading between the lines I can see cost cuttings being taken.
These are my views only and not official in any way.
The only way to get the official view is join the project and blog yourself.

[tuftedduck]

That is sad news.

Let's hope that the project continues.

Very best wishes to the poor fellow who has lost his job.