RSPCA appeal after duck shot with slingshot in Cambridge
The RSPCA has renewed its appeal for information after a duck was shot with stones fired from a slingshot in Cambridge.
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The RSPCA has renewed its appeal for information after a duck was shot with stones fired from a slingshot in Cambridge.
August is always reliable for the local birder and 2022 was no different, as bumper Pied Flycatcher and Garganey numbers were enjoyed along with some exciting seawatching.
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