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- High above Glasgow on the Gilbert Scott Tower Peregrines are nesting and successfully fledging chicks.
The city is an amazing place for the world's fastest animal to make a home.
This nature success story has involved a lot of hard work by the University of Glasgow, RSPB Scotland and the Scottish Ornithologist's Club. In this video those involved give an insight into what they've been doing to help and how it's felt to be part of this special project.
The Glasgow Peregrine Project brings together the city’s conservation bodies and is led by the University of Glasgow, RSPB Scotland and the Scottish Ornithologists’ Club. Ringing relied on the expert support of the Clyde Ringing Group and Scottish Raptor Study Group
I live near Newcastle and about 3 years ago |I was cutting the grass, I bent over to empty the grass box and i suddenly got hit in the back of the head, I thought it was my mate carrying on! It was a Peregrine with a woodpigeon in its claws, laying at my feet, it let go and they both flew away! lol
What a great success story thank you for sharing
I was working on the Ipswich Maternity block in 2019and was lucky to witness a pair that lived there joyess experience lucky to have been able to get some video, hope they are ok in 2024. precious birds ❤️ this is great thank you so xx
Fantastic. I loved this video. Well done everyone and keep up the good work.
Just fabulous to see all the hard work to enable these Peregrines and their family to survive to adults. I hope they return.
Magic ! . Guy said , a teatowel of the area with a Peregrin and family in the middle . RSPCB should sell this teatowel for funds . Thanks playmates . Dave
Fantastic. Thank you for sharing, I visit Glasgow a lot and will look out for them 👍👍🏴🏴
what a lovely video, I love watching all animals and birds and the Peregrines are special eh!!!
What a great success story, thanks for the news
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful success story 🤗 I have been watching PF in Orange, Australia, but how fantastic to see them here in Scotland 😄 And very close to home 😉 Keep up the wonderful work you all do and I pray these four have successful fledges, stay safe, healthy and strong 🙏 Wishing they each raise strong, healthy families of their own 🤗🥰
What a lovely insight into the successful story of the Peregrines & continuing from Spingwatch program. The next time I'm in George Square I'll look out for them.
Absolutely amazing to see ❤❤❤I’m working in Glasgow in a few weeks time this will definitely be on my bucket list ❤❤❤
We've also had Peregrines nesting in Preston city centre in Lancashire for several years, it's magic watching and hearing them.
Great video - a good start to my day.
very cool
i think there is a kestrel near Glasgow harbour! Saw it hovering for prey sometimes, once i even saw it dived at the turf right next to kurb!
They are in Dundee too sure they nest on Cox's stack
Ok, this is wonderful, but a problem. I work there. I just won’t stop looking at the skies now. And if I get to George Square, I’ll be looking for a falcon to go shopping for a family size pigeon!
:)