Posted by Gavin Bickerton-Jones on 20th April 2017 in Blogging | peregrine,wymondham
...of one of
nature’s top predators, as you find magpie wings, crows legs and pigeons heads, as well as many feathers around.
It’s a privilege to stand and watch her through my 500mm lens, watching for her to start head bobbing which usually means she is about to take off, and then getting some photos of her soaring through the sky and flying through the ruined tower. Sometimes she sits on top of the tower and starts a strange clucking noise when she detects another falcon around, and then she takes off and has a fly around together. Locals tell me they have seen 2 falcons together on the tower now and then,...