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What inspiring young people they give some hope for the future as long as we keep giving them a platform! I love the tone and rhythm to Kabir's voice. I could listen to him narrate all day, the new David Attenborough. Get him on some nature documentaries😁

Pond keepers 'eat your heart out'

Stunning place and lovely video.

cool, love the capers

Consider year-round grazing/reilding with heck.

Love it ❤️

Great work, and good to see the positive engagement with local famers.

Well done,

What a beautiful place, nice to know you are trying to protect it. Is there any chance boars can be reintroduced, it seems odd being from another country that boars aren't allowed to rummage, specially when I thought boars had escaped and ran wild in the new forest

I think its about time the RSPB looks at the wage structure of the employee's it has. The senior management are not doing their jobs for the love of nature but a tidy salary, there must be people who can fill management positions who will do it for the love of nature, not financial reward.

Brilliant work in protecting and helping these enigmatic and beautiful birds. Lovely little video.❤

Just fabulous to see all the hard work to enable these Peregrines and their family to survive to adults. I hope they return.

I'm sitting watching the breeding Fulmars fly by the nest inland in Edinburgh on Salisbury crags (cliffs) as far as I know they're the only inland breeding one's in the UK

We got ourselves a bird feeding station. In February. We started off with a couple of feeders and water dishes. We have 7 different feeders and 2 water dishes, We have visitors 😍🦔🐦‍⬛🦋🐞 Blue tits Coal tits Great tits Siskin Robins House sparrows Bulfinch Wren's Hedgehog Left the garden a bit wild 🤣🐞🦋🐦‍⬛ It's amazing

So beautiful their eyes are so sweet and innocent

Peated whisky is the worlds greatest alcholic beverage, leave that industry alone as it uses less than 0.9% of the worlds peat

I have several hundred of babytoads in my garden i have some little dog houses i dont use i’m going to use this in a patch i dont use for vegetables. Thank you i will put the dog house ontop of this and they’ll have a 2 story mansion

I’m sorry. I have left a scientific overview of your presentation that some of your viewers are at odds with. Full apology. Scientifically you , bless you , are wrong. Please, I invite you to read your A level Physics notes. God bless.

what a lovely video, I love watching all animals and birds and the Peregrines are special eh!!!

You can get feeders that attach to your window if you have no garden

Absolutely amazing to see ❤❤❤I’m working in Glasgow in a few weeks time this will definitely be on my bucket list ❤❤❤

I was working on the Ipswich Maternity block in 2019and was lucky to witness a pair that lived there joyess experience lucky to have been able to get some video, hope they are ok in 2024. precious birds ❤️ this is great thank you so xx

Great explainer video

What a lovely insight into the successful story of the Peregrines & continuing from Spingwatch program. The next time I'm in George Square I'll look out for them.

Great video - a good start to my day.

very cool

We've also had Peregrines nesting in Preston city centre in Lancashire for several years, it's magic watching and hearing them.

Magic ! . Guy said , a teatowel of the area with a Peregrin and family in the middle . RSPCB should sell this teatowel for funds . Thanks playmates . Dave

Forgot to mention you need a ladder to climb up and use the drill at 5 m high

This is a first for me! I’ve never seen how to build a front/toad sanctuary. I’ve seen people lay a broken clay pot on the ground but that’s about it. I have a small shallow stream across the back of my lot. I am going to put in a wildlife pond later this year. I definitely will put in a couple of these for the frogs/toads. I did see a 5’ snake in my yard this week. Will they prey on the amphibians taking refuge? Is there anything I can do to protect the frogs and toads?

I cant do this one, I have 2 outside cats

Thank you for all your efforts. I am glad to be a member when I see things like this.

👍💚😎

I live near Newcastle and about 3 years ago |I was cutting the grass, I bent over to empty the grass box and i suddenly got hit in the back of the head, I thought it was my mate carrying on! It was a Peregrine with a woodpigeon in its claws, laying at my feet, it let go and they both flew away! lol

They are in Dundee too sure they nest on Cox's stack

Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful success story 🤗 I have been watching PF in Orange, Australia, but how fantastic to see them here in Scotland 😄 And very close to home 😉 Keep up the wonderful work you all do and I pray these four have successful fledges, stay safe, healthy and strong 🙏 Wishing they each raise strong, healthy families of their own 🤗🥰

What a great success story, thanks for the news

Fantastic. I loved this video. Well done everyone and keep up the good work.

What a great success story thank you for sharing

My eyes nearly bulged out at 0.50! We don’t have those birds in the Southeast, USA. They are gorgeous! I’m researching putting in a pond now. I’m interested in one I saw which is meant as an all natural swimming pool- for creatures and people. I am not physically able to maintain a swimming pool. I have had large koi ponds. If I could combine the two, it would be perfect!

Can I use Windex?

As soon as I hear the words vibrant and diverse, i switch off.

I did this years ago and it worked well. The secret is the pinwheel

Excellent.

The box needs ventilation holes near the lid for warm moist air to escape, otherwise sweat and other water vapour will condense on the lid and walls when it's cold and make the insulating leaves and straw wet and cold - this can be a killer for the hog.