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More than 50,000 people have tuned in to see the pair’s four chicks since they hatched at the end of April.
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Francis Hickenbottom, of the Wakefield Cathedral Peregrine Project, which runs live feeds of the birds and their daily activities, said they have now produced 25 chicks that have all survived.
The retired schoolteacher, 59, said: “They have built up quite a following. So many people get in touch to say how wonderful it is to follow the progress of the birds in lockdown.
“People are interested in the life cycle and want to see the family and these two peregrines raise their chicks.