Peregrine Project - St Wulfram's 2023 Blog

Welcome to the St Wulfram's Peregrine Webcam 2023.

This page is undated with the latest news from St Wulfram's. LIVE images will appear soon.

For news from our other Peregrine webcam at St James's click here. For last yeat St Wulframs Blog, click here.

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4th April 2023

The female bird on the west side of the tower with a FEMALE SPARROWHAWK! A great size comparison and shows just how big the female peregrine is!

3rd April 2023

Firstly, a very brave stock dove... Then the female bird landing on the parapet with a dead magpie! Check out the size comparison!

15th March 2023

At last a bird in the nest tray! The (long) video below initially shows a couple of feral pigeons on the parapet before they are spooked.... Then a female (?) peregrine lands on the parapet and then drops into the nest tray - we think this is the first time in OVER two years that we have had a bird back in the nest tray... so fingers crossed! Could 2023 be the year they start breeding again!

4th March 2023

The St Wulfram's peregrines have yet to visit the nest tray in 2023. Fingers crossed they do in the next few weeks!

11th February 2023

The St Wulfram’s (Grantham) peregrine snacking on the front parapet.

About Us

We are the Lincolnshire Bird Club

Our aims are to encourage and further the interest in the birdlife of the historic County of Lincolnshire; to participate in organised fieldwork activities; to collect and publish information on bird movements, behaviour, distribution and populations; to encourage conservation of the wildlife of the County and to provide sound information on which conservation policies can be based.