Peregrines have always had a symbiotic relationship with places of worship. This is especially true for Norfolk because of its flat geography coupled with the wealth of ecclesiastical buildings

Since the latter part of the 20th Century, as peregrine numbers improved across the UK, churches and cathedrals have become one of the preferred nesting sites for these raptors. However, nest sites on these building have their unique set of challenges

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Norfolk Peregrines have an unprecedented wealth and knowledge in helping ecclesiastical buildings become a safe and suitable home for peregrines

It is not just churches that can be perfect nesting sites for 21st Century peregrines. Commercial and residential high-rise structures can also be fantastic. Peregrines choosing to nest on a building should be seen as a real honour. Yes there are some things to consider but we can help