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First Peregrine Egg of The Year. (1 Viewer)

That's early by UK standards but climate effects breeding/egg laying and the further south one goes it seems, the earlier the incubation.
 
deborah4 said:
That's early by UK standards but climate effects breeding/egg laying and the further south one goes it seems, the earlier the incubation.
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It is pretty normal for this pair. It has been that way for the five or so years I been watching them.

Of course there are now two eggs in the nest.
 
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