And while it might look gruesome, amateur photographer Jonathan Clarke says it is actually an act of courtship.
He took the sensational snap while watching the birds of prey, known as Peter and Peggy, who have built their nest high on Worcester Cathedral.
Peter was seen clutching the bloody carcass of what is thought to be a pigeon in his talons on Saturday afternoon. Moments later Peggy swooped in and took the meaty treat.
The Peregrine pair have become internet sensations, thanks to a camera focused on their nest. Jonathan, 42, a local field service engine...
He took the sensational snap while watching the birds of prey, known as Peter and Peggy, who have built their nest high on Worcester Cathedral.
Peter was seen clutching the bloody carcass of what is thought to be a pigeon in his talons on Saturday afternoon. Moments later Peggy swooped in and took the meaty treat.
The Peregrine pair have become internet sensations, thanks to a camera focused on their nest. Jonathan, 42, a local field service engine...
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