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Pam UK: A nice picture of the Nottingham Peregrine
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Pam UK: Still sitting on four eggs
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Pam UK: http://www.ntu.ac.uk/ecoweb/biodiversity/falcons/index.html
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Pam UK: Second egg could hatch anytime now !
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Pam UK: Mom, Mom, Mom !!!
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Pam UK: http://www.ntu.ac.uk/ecoweb/biodiversity /falcons/index.html
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Pam UK: Fourth egg hatching at NTU
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Pam UK: This answers my question
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Pam UK: Parent flew off with remains of prey
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Pam UK: Both parents feeding the four chicks
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Pam UK: As one bird feeds the four chicks - the other flies in with more food
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Pam UK: Biggest chicks get fed
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Pam UK: A bad day for the NTU peregrines
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Pam UK: April 30 - Mrs P looks exhausted
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Pam UK: May 1st 2012 - Chick 3 lies out in the cold ...but... No.4 is beneath her and seems lively
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Pam UK: Dead chick is fed to Chick #4
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Pam UK: Is this parent's beak damaged?
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Pam UK: Cropped and enlarged side view
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Pam UK: Cold and wet again in Nottingham
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Pam UK: Nottingham Perry chick is growing fast
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Pam UK: A big mouthful - of pigeon I believe
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Pam UK: Its crop looks very full.
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Pam UK: I can see you !!!
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Pam UK: Aawww !!!
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Pam UK: NTU falcons - feeding time
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Pam UK: Me bad...me peck Mom's tail !
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Pam UK: You can spread your wings at NTU
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Pam UK: A gleam in the eye !
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Pam UK: Don't worry about not enough food...
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Pam UK: The chick was absolutely stuffed !