The young male peregrine falcon at Norwich Cathedral.
Find out about Norwich Cathedral’s peregrine falcons at week of activities
Thursday, June 21, 2012
6:53 PM
A series of activities celebrating Norwich Cathedral’s peregrine falcons is to take place next week.
The watchpoint at the cathedral, run by the Hawk and Owl Trust, runs until Sunday. From Monday until Saturday, visitors can see footage from the breeding season at the Fusion screen at the Forum in Norwich.
There will be a talk about the cathedral peregrines project at 12.30pm on Thursday, and activities for children at the Forum on Saturday.
The webcam monitoring the peregrines – available at www.eveningnews24.co.uk – will continue until the end of June.
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