WEEKLY VLOG: Trip for Welsh Peregrines, Peregrine Falcon Training, Finding our Ancestors & More

In this weeks vlog, we take you with us to collect two new peregrines and show you updates on their training. Georgia's started a new job and Jackie and Dave go to find their ancestors.
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[@limpishappyanimals1910]

I‘m excited to follow the progress of the falcons.

[@freebirdofreason1994]

I agree , we should make the most of life , it flies. Really enjoyed the peregrine training, good luck with that.
Great video, keep smiling.

[@neilfogg9186]

As a falconer and wildlife lover this weekly vlog is like a little nature retreat. Great stuff. Currently in the earliest stages of training my new male AK so nice to watch footage of peregrine at a similar stage.

[@jakethebirdnerd5411]

Interesting seeing the differences size with a falcon and a male congrats on hitting your article published Dave

[@ploppysonofploppy6066]

Congratulations to Georgia! Forest school work can be so inspiring.
Peregrine/Kestrel cross? Might be interesting to see a bit more of that one.

[@saggy7499]

Dude deserves more attention

[@keithrowe99]

Loving the new falcons. Think Tom’s male nudging ahead of the female, are females more stubborn? Hope number 47 isn’t jealous of Kyle playing away with another bird 😂👍 Great video

[@happybee7725]

Whats that outline of the huge eagle on the shed at 2:37? A white tail sea eagle?

[@happybee7725]

RaptorXotics just out of interest and just for fun, if you could have any bird of prey in the world what would it be? Lets just assume for the sake of the question that all birds of prey in the world are either captive bred or can be taken from the wild legally without effecting the wild population.