Chichester Cathdeal's stream to capture birds' 25th year at site (www.bbc.com)

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A live stream is being set up by a cathedral to follow the lives of peregrine falcons that are believed to have been at the site for 25 years.

Chichester Cathedral said the birds nest on its spire and that it would be live streaming its nest from Monday.

The cathedral in West Sussex is also hosting peregrine open days on its green where people can use telescopes and cameras to see the birds every Wednesday to Sunday, between 6 June and 5 July.

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