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| 20260812 Peregrine Flew onto the Bodham Tx Tower from the direction of Holt to the NW. Using the tower as a static attack launch site. Reviewing the shots revealed a blue darvik on the birds left tarsus. Ringing Scheme: London Ring Number: GE10466 Species of bird: Peregrine (Falco peregrinus) This bird was ringed by P J Wilkinson as age nestling, sex unknown on 21-May-2025 11:30:00 at Norwich Cathedral, Norfolk, England OS Map reference TG20 accuracy -, Central co-ordinates 52deg 35min N 1deg 19min E accuracy -. It was found on 12-Aug-2026 time unknown at TX Tower, Norfolk, England OS Map reference TG13 accuracy -, Central co-ordinates 52deg 52min N 1deg 11min E accuracy -. Finding condition: Sight record by non-ringer Finding circumstances: Identified by Colour Ring(s) Extra Information: - It was found 448 days after it was ringed, 31 km from the ringing site, direction -. |
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| 20260812 Peregrine White MB on blue. Emailed the Hawk & Owl Trust to find that she is a Norwich Cathedral bird ringed as a pullus last year. Using the European cr-birding site is not a pleasant experience, but in this case it gave the email address of a H&O Trust member... |
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| 202607 25 Peregrine Female bird in early morn sun, Cromer Church. Male appeared latter on also to sun himself on the tower. No sign of juveniles after 3 visits...?? Have they succumbed to the extreme heat during the 3rd heat wave? |
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| 20260725 Peregrine Positioned sunlit bird against tower shadow... Links bird well to its habitat, but against the sky surely more pop!? Info supplied by The Cromer Peregrine Group, this years 3 juv's have not fared well. VRN passed in early July, VSN last seen hunting in early August and VLN is still about the tower but is injured...... |