A peregrine falcon nesting at the top of a town hall tower has laid its fourth egg of the season.
Leamington Spa’s resident pair of peregrines are being watched around the clock on webcams, set up by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust at the site on the Parade.
The same adult pair have used the 44m-high (48yds) nest site since 2017, successfully raising a total of 30 chicks.
Last year their four eggs hatched in late April, with three female and one male chicks fledging in June. The birds were checked by bird-handlers and fitted with metal leg rings to identify them in the future.