Chichester Cathedral’s much‑loved peregrine cameras are now live for the 2026 season, offering viewers around the world the chance to follow the resident falcons in real time.
The Cathedral has streamed the birds for more than two decades, and this year carries added significance: 2026 marks the 25th anniversary since peregrines were first regularly observed on the Cathedral.
The pair has become a defining feature of the site, with more than 70–80 chicks fledged since the early 2000s.
Watch the peregrine falcons in real-time
Open days
To complement the online experience, the Cathedral will again host drop‑in Peregrine Open Days on Cathedral Green. In 2026 these will run Wednesday to Sunday, 6 June to 5 July, offering visitors the opportunity to watch the birds through telescopes, view live footage onsite, and speak with volunteers who have supported the project for many years.
Image courtesy of David Shaw