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UK Village Tormented By 100 Rampaging Feral Chickens, Causing Sleepless Nights - Vimarsana News

UK Village Tormented By 100 Rampaging Feral Chickens, Causing Sleepless Nights

Residents of Snettisham, Norfolk, are reporting that birds are ruining their gardens, and the food left out for the birds is attracting rats.

Villagers cry fowl after flock of a hundred feral chickens rampage through their gardens and torment their sleep by crowing throughout the night - Vimarsana News

Villagers cry fowl after flock of a hundred feral chickens rampage through their gardens and torment their sleep by crowing throughout the night

Residents of Snettisham in Norfolk say the birds have been making their lives a living 'hell', by digging up gardens, attracting rats and crowing through the night.

Residents of Snettisham, Norfolk, plagued by feral chickens disrupting peace and attracting rats | Mirror Online - Vimarsana News

Residents of Snettisham, Norfolk, plagued by feral chickens disrupting peace and attracting rats | Mirror Online

A flock of 100 feral chickens have been keeping people up at night in an upmarket Norfolk village and running amok through gardens as the parish council seeks a solution

'Out of control' feral chickens overrun Norfolk village of Snettisham | UK News - Vimarsana News

'Out of control' feral chickens overrun Norfolk village of Snettisham | UK News

The people of Snettisham, Norfolk, say the descendants of escaped farmbirds have shattered their idyllic lives.

'They're out of control': flock of 100 feral chickens torments village | Norfolk - Vimarsana News

'They're out of control': flock of 100 feral chickens torments village | Norfolk

Residents of Snettisham, Norfolk, say birds are destroying their gardens, while food left out for them is attracting rats