File:Peregrine falcon and Derby Cathedral tower.jpg
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English: Juvenile male peregrine falcon outside Derby Cathedral, England. The bird (ring no.005) had failed to remain aloft after fledging from an artificial nest ledge on the Cathedral tower. It was captured and returned to the tower by members of the Derby Cathedral Peregrine Project who had installed a nest ledge and webcameras in 2006. |
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