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15:36Sheffield Peregrine Falcon Webcams
You’ll get a raptor’s eye view of the city’s rooftops with the first feed from the Sheffield peregrine falcon webcams. Counting the buildings will keep you occupied while waiting for the birds to appear.
Seeing the world’s fastest creature soaring across the cityscape below before alighting on a perch, located high up on the side of a building, is amazing to say the least so be patient. If you’re squeamish, be prepared, the falcon may well be carrying it’s latest prey, usually a pigeon, in its talons.
Spring is when the falcons breed so watch the nest box live feed from March through to June and you may even get to see the next generation of Sheffield’s peregrine falcons hatch.
Bird Feeder & Ground Webcams in Sheffield
2.96km / 1.84m
33.54km / 20.84m
University of Leeds Peregrine Falcon Nest
47.64km / 29.61m
Rudyard Lake Steam Railway Webcam
48.82km / 30.34m
Peregrine Falcons at Nottingham Trent University
51.85km / 32.22m
Deansgate Street Webcam in Manchester
52.08km / 32.36m
Lincolnshire Wildlife Garden Webcams in Scunthorpe
59.36km / 36.89m
Manchester City Airport & Heliport Cams
61.14km / 37.99m
Birds and Mammals on the NatureNet Webcams
67.31km / 41.83m
York Rail Operating Centre Webcam
68.70km / 42.69m
Otherton Airfield Webcam Near Penkridge
85.15km / 52.91m
Birds of Prey and More in Thixendale
87.52km / 54.39m
96.00km / 59.66m
Black Sabbath Bench Cam in Birmingham
104.54km / 64.96m
Lowther Pavilion Theatre Webcams, Lytham Saint Annes
106.06km / 65.91m
112.94km / 70.18m
113.47km / 70.51m
Blackpool View from Queen’s Promenade
116.05km / 72.11m
119.12km / 74.03m
I have been finding it very frustrating trying to get easy information and pictures of the St George’s birds . I’m still not sure that there are two chicks .
I thought there were 3 chicks? Haven’t seen dad though??