Family of rare birds in chimney of Chorley supermarket

A family of rare birds appear to be living in the chimney of a Chorley supermarket.

What appears to be a number of Peregrine falcons have been spotted nesting at Morrisons on Brooke Street.

A baby falcon which lives in the chimney at Morrisons in Chorley. It was rescued by resident Marie Fuller after it became injured. CREDIT: Marie Fullerplaceholder image
A baby falcon which lives in the chimney at Morrisons in Chorley. It was rescued by resident Marie Fuller after it became injured. CREDIT: Marie Fuller

Resident Marie Fuller, who lives nearby, said the birds of prey seem to nest there every year around this time.

And last month, she helped to rescue a baby falcon which had become injured and took it into the Hillcrest Animal Hospital for treatment.

Marie said: “I was in my house across the road when we first noticed it.

“We went over to it and it didn’t move much and it seemed a little bit frightened.

“My husband helped to get it into a box and then myself and a friend took it into the vets.

“They kept him overnight and cared for him and then they managed to return him back to his nest the following day.”

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