Leicester Cathedral peregrines lay four eggspublished at 10:04 British Summer Time 10 April 2018
Calum McKenzie
BBC News
People are being invited to learn more about the "fascinating" lives of peregrine falcons during a supervised observation session.
The peregrines, who nest in a purpose-built hideaway at Leicester Cathedral, laid four eggs over the Easter weekend.
Dr Helen O’Brien, from the city council, said: "The Peregrine Watch event this week is a great chance for people to observe the peregrines from the ground through telescopes.
"It is a wonderful glimpse into the lives of these incredible birds and a reminder of just how much wildlife there is in the city."
Telescopes and experts will be available from 09:30 on Wednesday morning in the Cathedral Gardens from 09:30.