Surrey Bird Club is funding the streaming of this camera in memory of Steve Chastell.
Steve was a supporter of the Woking Peregrine Project from its inception.
Welcome to the 9th year of the Woking Peregrine Project!
The Peregrines have been successfully breeding in Woking for the last 9 years. After the tragic death of our original falcon in July 2020, a new falcon moved in to take her place. 2021 proved to be another great year, with 4 chicks surviving to fledging. At the end of 2021 our original male was found dead on the balcony of one of the new builds. Very shortly after a new male was observed, and he was quick to chase off the juveniles. So 2022 was the first year with a completely new couple. They successfully bred, laying four eggs, with two juveniles making it to fledging. In 2023 three chicks successfully fledged but unfortunately one of them was killed in a road accident on Victoria Way. This year 4 eggs were laid, but only 3 hatched, with all of them making it to fledging.
For the full history of our Peregrines please visit the timeline here.
For any enquiries please use the contact form here.