The Flight of a Protected Eagle From France Ended Tragically in the Třebíč Region. Scientists Found It Shot Dead
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A GPS transmitter helped find a dead white-tailed eagle. Last year's chick, hatched and raised in France, was shot dead near Lesonic in the Třebíč region. Scientists who found the protected predator thanks to modern technology at the end of August reported the matter to the police. The case is being investigated by the criminal police, and the perpetrator faces up to three years in prison if discovered.
Police in the Třebíč region are investigating the shooting of a rare white-tailed eagle. It was found near Lesonic on Friday. The bird had a locator that it had received as a chick in France. An autopsy ruled out the original suspicion that the eagle had been poisoned. The police are investigating the case on suspicion of the crime of illegal handling of protected wildlife. The perpetrator faces up to three years in prison, said police spokeswom…
In France, experts fitted a young Courzieu sea eagle with a GPS locator. The animal roamed Europe and even headed to the Czech Republic. When the device did not signal that the majestic predator had moved for some time, conservationists went to see what had happened to it. It was found shot in a field in the Třebíč region. The police are already investigating the case.
Police in the Třebíč region are investigating the shooting of a rare white-tailed eagle. It was found near Lesonic on Friday. The bird had a locator that it had received as a chick in France.
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