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Dead birds of prey found in Dorset

There’s concern that birds of prey are being targeted in Dorset after two were found dead

Click here to read the rest of the article.: Wessex FM – News – Dead birds of prey found in Dorset

This entry was posted in News on 04/08/2018 by admin.

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