UK peregrine webcams
Official peregrine camera links, with regional context and advice on live feeds and seasonal availability.
Choose an official project
These links open the organisations' own pages. Cameras may be seasonal, offline or showing recordings. Check the label and timestamp before treating footage as live. We do not embed streams or claim to monitor their availability.
| Project | Official camera page | Regional guide |
|---|---|---|
| Winchester | Cathedral diary and camera | South East |
| Chichester | Cathedral peregrines | South East |
| Salisbury | Cathedral project | South West |
| Norwich | Hawk and Owl Trust | East of England |
| Sheffield | University project | Northern England |
| Nottingham and Derby | Wildlife Trusts directory | Midlands |
Prefer a recorded film?
Watch our peregrine video selection for BBC archive films and a Nottingham hatching clip. These recordings are separate from the live-camera links above.
What to look for
Watch how long a bird stays, whether it changes position and what happens when another bird arrives. Take notes over several visits to the feed instead of drawing a conclusion from one still image.
A blank view is not evidence of a failed nest. Read the project commentary before interpreting behaviour or contacting the operator. Cameras can show predation, injury and unsuccessful breeding as well as successful broods.
For context, read when to watch and our peregrine facts.
Sources checked 31 October 2026. Follow linked operators for current arrangements.