St Peter's Parish News
Thursday 1 January 1970
Cathedral falcons fly the nest
The Peregrine falcons nesting on top of St Albans Cathedral have quite a fan club, with more than half a million webcam views this year. The three surviving chicks have all grown up and flown the nest. The Cathedral webcam has been switched off, but you’ll still be able to spot the young Peregrines flying around the Cathedral for some time yet as they continue to grow in confidence and independence. The adult Peregrines first bred at the Cathedral in 2022, and since then they have raised 13 chicks. The Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust have posted some wonderful photos of these majestic birds on their Facebook page:








