Peregrine chick flies from Norwich Cathedral nest
Peregrine chicks hatch in Norwich Cathedral nest
Family of Peregrine Falcons almost complete
Three of the four eggs laid by Peregrine Falcons nesting on the spire of Norwich Cathedral have now hatched.
The Hawk and Owl Trust say the first egg hatched on Saturday (26 April) just after 7:30pm, the second and third eggs hatched yesterday (Sunday 27 April) at 2:30pm and 5:30pm.
The forth and final chick has cracked its shell but is not yet completely free.
More to follow...
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