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| The adult female comes in to tempt the first juvenile to fledge into another flight with a light snack. Photograph taken 7th June 2019 |
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| The adult female Peregrine Falcon at Norwich Cathedral flies in front of the Bell Tower with some prey, which was used, unsuccessfully, to entice the first fledged juvenile into flight. Photograph taken 7th June 2019 |
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| The third juvenile to fledge from Norwich Cathedral made it to this first floor window sill on a house in The Close, before she decided, a few hours later, to hop down to the ground. She was then returned to the Bell Tower. Photograph taken 7th June 2019 |
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| The first juvenile to fledge from Norwich Cathedral roosted on this wall by the Dean's House and then spent the next day, in a nearby tree, followed by a quick visit to the Cloisters before settling for the roof of the Dean's house. See below. Photograph taken 9th June 2019 |
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The first juvenile to fledge strengthening her wings. She spent most
of the afternoon on the roof of the Dean's house, before returning to the Cathedral. Taken 9th June 2019    |
