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11.3.2025 - The fourth egg! At around 1.30 this morning, the female peregrine falcon laid her fourth egg.
This means that the clutch is now very probably complete. Now it's time to brood, brood, brood.
In about a month, if all goes well, the first chick will hatch.

News 10.4.2025 - The first chick has hatched! The time has just come:
the first chick hatched at 11:45 a.m., easily recognizable by the open eggshell.
This means that this year's 40-day incubation period is coming to an end
and the time for rearing the young is beginning.
At the beginning, the female remains with the chicks and the tercel provides the food.
After about a week, the female also leaves the nest to forage for food.

News 10.4.2025 - Number two has made it.
At around 11 p.m., the second chick also made it out of the egg.
In addition to incubating the other two eggs, the female is already starting to brood.
She keeps the chicks under her wings to protect them from the cold.
I wonder when the third chick will hatch?