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Geoff Mullett
 Post subject: Louth pererine update
PostPosted: Thu Apr 05, 2012 6:10 pm 
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Monthly update on pegs seen/heard at St.James, Louth.

2012
March: single 15 days between 2nd & 27th. Pair 1 day (17th.)
February: single 2 days (16th, 19th), pair 2 days (17th, 24th). The pair were seen to do aerobatics around the spire on the 17th.
January: single 1 day (20th), pair 1 day (4th)

2011
December: single 1 day, pair 1 day (2nd)
November: single 2 days, pair 1 day (5th)
October: single 11 days



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Alan Ball
PostPosted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 3:04 pm 
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As the Peregrines have not attempted to breed this year at St James' Church, the tower will now be re-opened to the public. We are grateful to the church for keeping the tower closed to the public this year until now, to afford them the possibility of nesting. It is possible that the Peregrines roosting on the church over the winter are Scandinavian breeding birds, which are known to winter in the UK.

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