Myself John Rickards & Eian Wall were watching a juv (probably female) peregrine flying low up the river parrett from the Steart viewpoint nr the breach,the falcon flew up behind a small group of brents & hit the rear bird,it then carried it to the far bank,& mantled it,we expected the goose to fly off,it didn't-a clean kill by an immature bird-we were gobsmacked,the peregrine then started to pluck the goose-an amazing spectacle to witness!!

Also On Site;

1 Female/Juvenile Merlin, A Second Unsexed Peregrine Working Alongside 'Kill' Peregrine, 1 Unsexed Sparrow Hawk, 4 Common Buzzards, c5 Kestrels, c200 Avocets, c200 Black-Tailed Godwits, c500 Golden Plover & 1 Kingfisher.

Amazing! I bet the Peregrine enjoyed a bit of goose on a Sunday. Probably ate more than me.