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Apologies for the dark video settings but future clips will be a lot brighter. The chicks are growing and now stand at approx 300mm (12") tall, with developed feet and claws.

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Although first camera settings are a little dark the chicks can be seen making the most of their limited space.

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This is what we're up against now with three 30-odd day old peregrine chicks when we intrude to clean the camera windows. Luckily the replacement roost is much bigger and allows us to clean without disturbing the clutch. Cilla had success on this occasion!

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Day 20 for 2 of our chicks (Day 18 for the 3rd) and standing at more than 12" tall means lots of room needed to stretch newly forming wings; it's going to be a cramped next 2 weeks! Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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First signs that the 3 chicks are learning their role in food preparation with attempts to take care of themselves. Apologies for video quality - poo won't clean off the window too easily! Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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Mum's just fed all three peregrine chicks very well and now it's snooze time, until mum pokes her head back in to clean up the mess. Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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Alternative view of dad arriving with lunch to feed his three charges. Very cute, if you're a peregrine falcon. Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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Video clip with audio of peregrine dad arriving with lunch to feed the three, 9 day old starving chicks. Can't get much closer than this! Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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No idea what mum is feeding them but one by one the chicks all poke their heads up to find out. Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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Prime TV news crew came out to Orange campus today to record a new interview for our three new peregrine chicks. Thanks Amy Williams and Hugh Whitfeld. Visit www.gumtreecs.com.au for full story.

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