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BBC News Published image captionOne birdwatcher said he suspected this Knot, pictured in Aberdeenshire, had bird flu An animal shelter has warned that bird flu could be spreading among wild species in mainland Scotland. The New Arc charity has had "several" calls from the public reporting concern for birds in Aberdeenshire. It comes after news broke on Friday that a flock of chickens in Orkney has been culled in Scotland's first serious case of bird flu since 2016. Thirty-nine chickens died of bird flu and the 11 remaining birds in the affected flock were put down. A six-mile (10km) contro...

Hawk Flies Into House And Makes Family’s Christmas Tree As Home December 17, 2020 Animals are pure-hearted and they take over what belongs to them and the best example of this is the story that we are about to bring you. The police in Scotland responded to a house recently and the thing that they had to remove was really precious and valuable to us. The police had to remove a hawk, an unusual intruder after it managed to get inside a house through an open door. The hawk was feeling itself home and it made the Christmas tree of a family as its own house.

A bird of prey has been rescued after flying into a home and perching on the Christmas tree. Police were called to the home in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, after the sparrowhawk flew in through an open door and settled in among the decorations. Officers called on the North East Wildlife and Animal Rescue Centre (New Arc) for help with the rescue on Tuesday afternoon. Aberdeenshire North Police tweeted: “PCs attended to assist with this lovely sparrowhawk who flew in an open door & landed on top of the Xmas tree here in Ellon. “Huge thanks to New Arc who assisted in her (…) safe release.”

A bird of prey has been rescued after flying into a home and perching on the Christmas tree. Police were called to the home in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, after the sparrowhawk flew in through an open door and settled in among the decorations. Officers called on the North East Wildlife and Animal Rescue Centre (New Arc) for help with the rescue on Tuesday afternoon. Aberdeenshire North Police tweeted: “PCs attended to assist with this lovely sparrowhawk who flew in an open door & landed on top of the Xmas tree here in Ellon. “Huge thanks to New Arc who assisted in her (…) safe release.”

BBC News Published image captionThe unusual Christmas tree incident was in Ellon Police were called out to a deal with an unusual festive intruder - a sparrowhawk on the top of a Christmas tree. The small bird of prey flew into a house in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, on Tuesday afternoon. The police called for backup from the local North East Wildlife and Animal Rescue Centre (New Arc). The sparrowhawk was released back into the wild, none the worse for being an "unusual" Christmas tree decoration. image copyrightPolice Scotland The force said on social media: "This lovely lady allowed herself in to...