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July 22, 2021
Latest News Laura Wharton

Partridge Project Update: The Release

The Partridges have been released into their next stage of life on the Sculthorpe Reserve! Lilly Dollman Project Co-Ordinator releases the Partridges into their new meadow pen. The native species of English Partridge have been relocated from ‘Partridge…
July 20, 2021
Latest News Laura Wharton

Changing Landscapes Trail Launches at Sculthorpe Moor!

A new trail has been launched at Sculthorpe Moor Nature Reserve. Volunteers preparing the beautiful paintings for display in our hides The Changing Landscapes trail reflects on birds, the history of raptor conservation and highlights how the Hawk and Owl…
July 15, 2021
Latest News Laura Wharton

Shapwick Reserve Summer Update

Simon Beard provides a Summer update from the Hawk and Owl Trust’s Shapwick Reserve The wet weather this year has set timings back by about two weeks. Wildflowers on the Shapwick Reserve are behind meaning a knock-on effect for some of the important June…

Meet the Team - Simon Beard

Apr 27, 2021 1481
Simon Beard is the Community Manager at Shapwick Moor Nature Reserve Can you tell us…

The Norwich Cathedral Peregrines are currently in incubation stage after laying a total of 4 eggs between 18th and 25th March (2021).

In summary:
Egg 1 was laid 00.30 18th March
Egg 2 was laid 05.35 20th March
Egg 3 was laid 12.12 22nd March
Egg 4 was laid 00.05 25th March

Based on data from recent years at Norwich we anticipate that hatching could happen during the week commencing 26th April 2021. Hatching takes approximately 3 – 4 days, we will update you further as events unfold.


Incubation video footage taken from the Norwich Peregrines live camera: https://hawkandowltrust.org/web-cam-live/norwich-cathedral-side

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