Ealing Peregrine Falcon Nest Cam

A Falcon Family Above the City

This camera offers a front-row view of a wild peregrine falcon nest box installed on the upper floors of Ealing Hospital. The resident pair, Dusty and Freddie, have made this urban ledge their home, hunting across the rooftops and skies of West London and returning to the gravel-lined scrape to raise each new generation of chicks.

Nature, Unfiltered

The Ealing Wildlife Group operates a strict non-interference policy, so viewers witness genuine wild behaviour — from delicate incubation to the dramatic delivery of prey. It is an honest window into the life of the fastest animal on the planet, with nothing staged or edited.

Urban Wildlife Conservation

Peregrines have adapted remarkably to city life, treating tall buildings as artificial cliffs. This live stream, part of a local biodiversity initiative, helps researchers and the public follow the breeding cycle and reconnect with the wild animals that share the urban landscape.

What You Will See

Expect close views of preening, courtship and feeding, the comings and goings of both adults, and — in season — fluffy chicks growing toward their first flight. Beyond the ledge stretch the green fields, trees and quiet residential roads of suburban Ealing.