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The first chicks hatched during the night of 6 to 7 June, with more following over the next few days. One egg remains in the nest for now – whether a chick will hatch from it too remains to be seen in the coming days.
As is usual with kestrels, the chicks hatch at different times, so there are currently young birds at various stages of development in the nest. You can continue to watch the action via the live feed, from feeding and warming to their first attempts at flight. We are delighted that our nesting box is once again providing a safe breeding site and will keep you updated on the young birds’ progress.
Anyone wishing to watch the kestrels live is warmly invited to visit us at the Night of Sciences on 20 June at the IFEM and Climate Protection Management stand at the Blühwiese. There, you’ll not only be able to watch a live stream from the nest box, but also explore the Blühwiese itself and experience it as an example of nature-friendly landscaping on campus.