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Food delivery by the male at 15:45. It looks like a starling.

I'll be in the precinct for a peregrine-watch between 10 a.m. and midday tomorrow (Saturday). Stop by during your shopping trip if you want to see a peregrine.

A food grab earlier today.

Our resident male and the Sunday bells.

First flight at 5:34.

Both adults are on the spire. I haven't been able to locate ZVA yet.

Both adults are on the spire at 7:40 but we haven't located ZVA since her first flight yesterday morning.

It's now more than 48 hours since ZVA took flight and we are still waiting to find out where it has disappeared to.

Two or three people will be searching the rooftops of Wakefield for ZVA today. A reported sighting of it on one of the tower-blocks yesterday came from a trusted observer.

ZVA has been located, confirming yesterday's sighting. She is ensconced on one of the tower-blocks.

ZVA is safe and well, on the rooftops of the flats that our juveniles usually head for first.

I forgot to say that we have Kevin - a resident of one of the tower-blocks - to thank for the initial sighting and Mstthew Hawley for the confirmation photo.

Here's a clip from Matthew Hawley showing ZVA in flight. She is now moving freely between the tower-blocks and the cathedral.

ZVA paid a visit to the cathedral yesterday following an absence of over three days.

ZVA launching from the wall on Sunday morning.

Both adults were on the spire this morning and ZVA was on one of the tower blocks.

A primary feather and a tail feather from an adult male peregrine, found during a visit to the tower today.

This young male peregrine - orange XF7 - was picked up in Wakefield today. It was ringed at Chesterfield in June.