St Albans Cathedral reports that three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched on the cathedral’s roof following the loss of a previous clutch last year. According to the cathedral, the new chicks are now visible alongside a remaining unhatched egg, with observers noting chirping over the weekend. One report says the first chicks were spotted around 2am on Saturday, with two chicks hatching by then, and a third hatching later the same day. Another account describes the current situation as the arrival of four chicks, following the destruction of eggs in the earlier nesting attempt. The reports agree that the current nesting has progressed successfully to hatching after last year’s eggs were damaged or destroyed, and they indicate ongoing development of the brood, including at least one egg that has not yet hatched.