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The newborn peregrine falcons of Salisbury Cathedral

Salisbury Cathedral has welcome a new group of peregrine falcons, reports Annunciata Elwes.

In tribute to The Queen and after a public vote, the peregrine falcon chicks of Salisbury Cathedral, hatched in April, have been named after royal dogs.

The Wiltshire cathedral’s tower has famously been home to nesting peregrines since 1864 and their absence was felt keenly when they disappeared in 1953. During the following two decades, their countrywide population plummeted,…

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