TODAY'S photo hero is Brian Hughes - who has captured some amazing shots of the peregrine falcons mating at York Minster.
Brian, a member of York Press Camera Club on Facebook, said: "They are there all year round but mating at the moment. Hopefully eggs will be laid by the end of this month or April.
"Last year they had four young - hopefully we’ll get at least that this year."
He added: "The female is at least a third bigger than the male; a male weighs usually between 350 to 700 grams the female can weigh from 700 to 1500 grams. They usually have between three and five eggs incubating for about 29 days."
You can also see more of Brian's peregrine falcon photos on the Camera Club Facebook page.
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