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20 November
In the latest Rare breeding Bird Report in Britain for 2022, published in the November 2024 issue of British Birds, it states there were 18 confirmed breeding pair of peregrine falcons in Lincolnshire. Of the 40 English counties, Lincolnshire was the 8th most successful for the species. Considering the county has no sea-cliffs or inland crags, presumably all our peregrines breed on tall buildings like St.James'.
11 November
Catching the rays on the south side, lower walkway this afternoon.
11 October
Seems a little premature, but our adults have been regularly performing bonding/courtship displays around St. James in the afternoons, before landing on the spire.
8 September
What I presume to be 'our' adult male has been roosting above the bell-chamber slats on the south side for some days now. No sign of the juveniles for a couple of weeks.
4 August
Juvenile X7T enjoys the scrag ends of a long deceased prey!
2 August
Three noisy juveniles on the spire this evening.
21 July
After many days, all three juveniles were seen in flight today with the adult male
3 July
Some stunning aerial displays now, including food-passes between adult and juveniles.
28 June
The three juveniles are flying, but spend much of their time on the walkway waiting for the adults to bring in food.
26 June
Our third juvenile, XAT, successfully fledged at 12.45 today (photo below).
