The Lincolnshire Bird Club

at louth church today about 7am to 7.45 am there a pair of pereqrines on the north side knot easy to see at that time of morning .i was told about them by a work mate so i whent today .i did see the pair fly around for two mins then the was gone .i was told there is a something gone up there to help them to nest ? back tomorrow to try to get photos .iam not going to claim up to have a look

The peregrines usually go to roost at St James' late afternoon/early evening and leave early morning, announcing their arrivals and departures with much loud calling. There is a nest platform on the north side of the tower (can't be seen from the ground), but they usually roost on the east side, sometimes the south.
The tower is closed until Easter, so it will take some strong proof of the pair breeding soon, to keep visitors away from the tower after that time.

Geoff

thanks for that geoff i hope to see you there at the church or you can ring me john 601553