“This is the first time peregrines have nested here since the 1980s. With the site the quietest it has ever been, the great curtain walls are an ideal spot for these birds, which look for isolated and inaccessible places to build a nest. Amongst all the uncertainty, it has been heartening to see nature colonising the landscape in our absence.” (David Brown, the National Trust’s ecologist at Corfe Castle)
Rare UK wildlife thriving in lockdown, reveals National Trust
Orca, cuckoo and peregrine falcon some of species enjoying breathing space of quieter world
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