Peregrines
A young pair of Peregrine Falcons first nested at Derby Cathedral in 2006 and a small wooden ledge was installed on the tower. In the following months three chicks were raised there. Those chicks fledged and left the city that summer and two more were raised in 2007. It was then that two web cams were installed, broadcasting the progress of the Peregrines through the day and night to hundreds of thousands of people from Derby to Timbuktu! Click the link below to join the Peregrines and follow their progress through the 2011 nesting and breeding season on the web cam as well as via the official blog, diary and latest news section. The Derby Peregrine project is a joint partnership between Derby Cathedral, the Wildlife Trust and Derby Museum & Art Gallery. To find out what the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust do to support The Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project please follow the link to www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk |
Over the last five years, our feathered friends, nesting in the Cathedral tower have gathered quite a following.  |
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Speaking Honestly Three summer explorations of Christian belief, 50 years after Honest to God Thursdays in June, 1.05pm in the Cathedral Retro Choir. A short presentation, discussion, then a free ... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Cathedral Seminar on World War One The Archdeacon of Derby, Dr Christopher Cunliffe, will lead a seminar in the Sir Richard Morris Room at th... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE Service to honour “one of Derbyshire’s most distinguished daughters” Florence Nightingale and International Nurses Day will be celebrated with a special service in Derby Cathedral t... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE The Feast of the Ascension There will be two special services at Derby Cathedral this Thursday (9 May) to celebrate Ascension Day. Firstly, ... CLICK HERE TO READ MORE |
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