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Peregrine Nest Cam | Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Resident peregrines lay their first egg of the season | Nottingham Trent University
Nottingham's famous peregrine nest offers gold standard window on wildlife — Erin McDaid, Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
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The return of the NTU Peregrine Falcons… | Nottingham Trent University
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Eager webcam viewers delighted at arrival of first chick of 2021 in City Centre peregrine nest. | Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
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Nottingham's peregrine falcon watchers hope for good news this year - BBC News
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Peregrines on Nottingham city rooftop hatch their FOURTH egg | West Bridgford Wire
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Peregrine Nest Cam | Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
Nottingham's famous peregrine falcons produce an egg at top of university building - Nottinghamshire Live
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Peregrine falcons are the top birds in town | Natural History Museum
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Telling the story of NTU's Peregrine Falcons | Nottingham Trent University
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust on Twitter: "...and then there were three! In the early hours of Sunday morning this year's third egg arrived in the peregrine falcon nest! Who thinks there might be
