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Carlisle Cathedral pays tribute following falcon death

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The bird looks at the camera. It has ruffled black and white feathers. Its beak is black and sharp. It has yellow feathers around its eyes and beak. Its body is largely made up of white feathers with black stripes. The camera has captured the bird behind a tree bark.

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Carlisle Cathedral pays tribute after the death of a resident peregrine falcon

Overview

Carlisle Cathedral has paid tribute to a peregrine falcon that regularly flew over its grounds after the bird died following a veterinary visit. Staff found the falcon on Carlisle Street and contacted a local falconer, but she passed away shortly after being taken to the vet. The cathedral remembered the bird during prayers at Tuesday's evensong.

Key points

  • A peregrine falcon that regularly frequented the grounds of Carlisle Cathedral has died.
  • Cathedral staff found the bird sitting on Carlisle Street and called falconer Gary Swainson for assistance.
  • The falcon was taken to a vet on Tuesday but died shortly afterwards.
  • The Interim Dean of Carlisle stated that the bird had brought joy to everyone.
  • The cathedral included a tribute to the falcon in the prayers at Tuesday's evensong.
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