A big thank you to all who came on our first wildlife discovery walk and an extra thanks to John for leading the walk and to Tia for assisting him. The walk was a great chance to tune into plenty of bird song, pick up a few tips on recognising those...

Exciting news. Up until now we've been able to see two Peregrine chicks being fed on the nest site. It wasn't until last night when the chicks were ringed that we discoved there are in fact four chicks - that's made my week really ! ...

Another few good days on the Peregrine watch. This photo of one of the chicks was taken during the ringing on Thursday. The chicks will be about two weeks old now so not long before they start to lose the white down as their juvenile feathers grow...

The chicks will be about three weeks old now. Not long until they start to develop their first wing and tail feathers. In the meantime here's some more fluffy shots !

. . . seen at Dove Stone earlier in the week, it's the Redstart. Redstarts like woodland areas and can also be seen alongside streams. Summer visitors to Britain, look out for them until they leave in early September .