St Albans Cathedral has taken its live webcam of a peregrine falcon nest down, after the birds fledged and left the premises.
Two adult peregrines, named Alban and Boudica following a public vote, had been nesting in the Cathedral's tower.
In May, three chicks hatched at the location, and were caught live on the webcam.
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The falcons were believed to be one of just five falcon pairs in Hertfordshire, and had been seen on and around the Cathedral since early Spring for breeding.
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The pair had initially been spotted in May 2022, but returned in 2023 after a nesting tray had been installed for them.
A short statement on the Cathedral's website reads: "As our three peregrine's have now fledged, we have taken the webcam offline."
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