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Peregrine Eggs: One Missing (1 Viewer)

mordin

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Any ideas? At a Peregrine nest site which I watch alot we had four eggs in the man made tray/box with gravel. Its situated on a building at least 120 ft sheer with no possible access. Its got a camera which picks up on heat and activity/ movement. Now there are only three eggs. At first I thought Magpie or crow , but the camera would have picked up the activity. Is it possible the peregrine as shuffled it deep into the gravel and is unaware?? Grateful for any ideas.


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